maybe it's all due the MIDI controllers catch-up feature: some parameters range are way too coarse for the catch-up threshold...
just check (turn on) the "Hook" attribute on the MIDI Controller dialog and things just start to work as it should ;)
you don't have to have two tracks for each MIDI instrument track: audio output will be directed to the first audio output bus available (by default; you can direct to any other audio output bus as long it exists or even have dedicated output ports--see plugin chain list context menu, last "Audio >" sub-menu...).
if what you really want is to bounce/freeze/stem or render the MIDI track or instrument performance, then you may well do it via export audio (see menu Track/Export Tracks/Audio...).
maybe it's all due the MIDI controllers catch-up feature: some parameters range are way too coarse for the catch-up threshold...
just check (turn on) the "Hook" attribute on the MIDI Controller dialog and things just start to work as it should ;)
you don't have to have two tracks for each MIDI instrument track: audio output will be directed to the first audio output bus available (by default; you can direct to any other audio output bus as long it exists or even have dedicated output ports--see plugin chain list context menu, last "Audio >" sub-menu...).
if what you really want is to bounce/freeze/stem or render the MIDI track or instrument performance, then you may well do it via export audio (see menu Track/Export Tracks/Audio...).
hth.
cheers