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  I've set up an audio track:

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  Monitoring of entry

  If you have an active Audio track only the follow-up entry button and not the record enable button, then you should hear the o of that Channel input Strip regardless you are in play or record Mode.

  If you have the record enable button, then the behavior depends on the key 'Auto input Monitoring '. If active (recording ➤ Auto monitoring of entry), then the entry is muted during the recording Mode.

  

  Play with keyboard

  About reading as well as MIDI, while recording audio, you're right, you need to create a workaround and because it is not possible "out of the box.  To play your MIDI keyboard, you must select a software Instrument track. If you have active recording an Audio track for recording, then this software Instrument track is also recorded in the recording Mode.

  Installation program:

  Here's a pretty simple tip to have a dedicated software tool Track/Channel Strip which is always "playable (it requires a bit of knowledge of the environment):

  • In the environment, go to the layer 'click & Port '.
  • Create software Instrument Channel Strip and assign it to 255 Inst.
  • Load a Plugin Instrument (i.e. piano) on this channel strip
  • Drag an extra cable from the existing output of the object of "Entry Notes" to that Channel Strip object
  • (Optional) You can create a button object to control the Mute button of this channel strip. You can put this button on a separate layer of environment, make it a floating window and place convenient anywhere on your screen. You can even assign a button on your external MIDI keyboard to control this button so that you can play it "along keyboard' on and outside.

  What you have done:

  • Any incoming MIDI signal is now sent "parallel" to this software Instrument Channel Strip (255).
  • If you have created a track for this channel strip, you can have displayed it in the mixer (or you select the button display the mixer 'All')
  • When you play your external MIDI keyboard, it will be routed to the Channel Strip and you can set the controls on that strip of Chanel
  • Whenever you need to hear this channel strip, just mute it.
  • Your external MIDI keyboard will still be routed to any selected track in the track area and its MIDI signals can be recorded as usual.

  

  For more information on all procedures to record/monitor in logic or learn how to use the little custom environment configuration check my textbooks of logic in my series graphically improved manuals : "Logic Pro X - how it works" and «Logic Pro X - détails»

  Hope that helps

  Edgar Rothermich - LogicProGEM.com

  (Author of "Graphically improved manuals")

  http://DingDingMusic.com/manuals/

  "I could receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, my recommendation or link."

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