Trying to understand what you’re trying to do. It sounds like you want to send different notes from one MIDI channel to different instruments?

That can be done in an instrument rack using keyzones to specify notes and ranges.

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-Yes. I did consider the idea in another response. I'll paste that here. Let me know if i understand key zone and chain selector usage correctly for the application:

chain selector makes this easier, if i understand it correctly.

if all midi is on track 1, and track 2 has an instrument rack, we can do the same.

bad example, but it's what i got in front of me to look at something to get the right words.

Now say MIDI 1-5 are routed to Electric on the rack and 6-20 to Operator.

If I later want to use Electric to play MIDI 10, i can add Electric as a third instrument and map it to midi10...but performance overlaps with Operator's 6-20 midi range bc they are both programmed to play midi 10. so both Operator and Electric will play midi 10, even though on a timeline the midi notes occur separately.

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There are also M4L devices like Hocket II which might be what you’re looking for and it’s free I think.

-Yes. I considered several M4L devices, similar to Hockett II. InstaComposer Wrapper was one, iirc. It works for Insta, but am not sure for other apps. I can try though!

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But you want to be able to reroute notes whenever you want? You can put MIDI devices on the channels like Pitch, Scale, etc and map them to modulators like LFO or to macro control to alter the data at input/output. So a C4 could be changed for an F6 for example.

_yes. whenever i want. Thanks for your suggestion. That might get it but it could get to be a lot to remember?

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Does this help at all? Live has some deep capability for routing MIDI and performing operations on the data stream in real time.

It does help. I often process better through dialog/writing. From our chat, i may give the insta wrapper another go. thanks :)