Yes, I'm agree with you Dwalu! I've the same problem with ProTools! To write notes into a DAW I have to enable Machine Ch1 (for exmpl) to write, and disable to listen what I wrote! EVERYTIME!....Its unbelievable! Please MATT you HAVE to REmake the video 5 with Logic and ProTools! We're waiting for you. Thank you in advance! P.S. here you can download my own video I made to explain problems about writing midi notes in a DAW (I'm sorry for the bad english!): https://files.me.com/ciappydj/nkwjgf.mov

Please Matt help us just answer and say us if its a bug or if there's one way to do it with protools and logic, so will help us to not loose a lot of time to try do do it! thank you we waiting for your answere. C. Video that explain the problem. [url][url]https://files.me.com/ciappydj/nkwjgf.mov[/url][/url]

Hi Matt, first of all thank you very much for your answer! so, I'm not sure on what you mean when you said "Route the second track to read MIDI information", but if that means to create/use two separate midi traks (one for write and one for read), its not the best way, because this means I must move EVERYTIME the file I write to the second midi track, just to listen what I done! If you mean that, I think the best way (for now...I hope!) is to writing parts on maschine sequencer, drag midi on a midi track in a DAW, where you can doing some arrangiaments on it. Let me know matt, if you can make some tests on logic/protools And thank you very much for your great and appreciate help. G.