A neat midi trick with Harmony Bloom & midiGATEs

Today someone asked me to explain how to use midiGATEs (you could use other apps that filter midi notes, I like this one) to send different midi notes from the same instance of Harmony Bloom to different instruments. The desktop version of Harmony Bloom has a built in way of doing this I think, but the iPad one doesn’t. Either way, midiGATEs is the best solution I can think of in terms of live performance options. In this video I give a spoken explanation and demo of that. I show how to route the midi inside AUM on my iPad - if you know how to route midi inside your host / DAW, whether on iOS or desktop, the same general principles will apply. Enjoy, comment, and smash the like if you find this useful. I have a 30-minute spoken walkthrough of Harmony Bloom on my Patreon, by the way, along with lots of other goodies:   / harmony-bloom-102218280