Or by using the old chestnut, MIDI THRU????
Just a thought....
But hey, I find it weird that a sequencer only has 1 MIDI out... on the higher end MPC series I'm sure there are more than just 1 MIDI out. Strange
edit: I just looked at the specs, there are supposed to be 2 x MIDI outs. Are you sure there is only 1 x MIDI out on yours?
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Originally Posted by Interwebs
Features
Complete production solution, from beat creation and multitrack recording to mixing, mastering and CD burning
Tight integration of drum machine-style pattern recording and DAW-style linear recording
Realtime control of audio pitch and time, groove quantize, and pattern/song arrangements — great for both studio and stage
World-class sound library pre-installed on the internal hard drive
Legendary Roland instrument and effects models onboard, including TR-808, TR-909, SRV reverb, SDD-320 Chorus, SBF-325 Flanger, Boss BF-2 and HF-2, and RE-201 Space Echo
Three MIDI ports (IN x 1, OUT x 2) for connecting external MIDI devices
Color LCD with icon-oriented interface
Accepts external VGA monitor (optional) and optical mouse
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So assign the Virus to the first MIDI out, then split the rest of the 16 MIDI tracks between your other 2 synths using one of the synths MIDI THRU ports, so you effectively get 8 MIDI channels from your other synths.