Yes. I'd say there are 2 workflow issues being addressed here. For me, these mostly come up when working with drums.
Multiple (related) MIDI tracks operating against a single instrument plugin.
Isolating each of the plugin's audio outputs to their own bus for further signal processing while also having a bus available capturing the collection as a whole.
Of course, geonkick doesn't exactly serve as the greatest example for this use case given how "tweakable"any given sound is. The approach will offer more value when working with plugins which act more as romplers with limited abilities to tinker.
Yes. I'd say there are 2 workflow issues being addressed here. For me, these mostly come up when working with drums.
Of course, geonkick doesn't exactly serve as the greatest example for this use case given how "tweakable"any given sound is. The approach will offer more value when working with plugins which act more as romplers with limited abilities to tinker.