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-If you intend on recording MIDI rather than manually adding notes in Atom then I recommend that you create a second instance of Atom 2 for each track.  **Edit/Note** I no longer do this in my workflow (see Advanced Topic section) but I have left this in case others prefer.  This will be explained in more detail later on but you will use the second instance for recording and the first for triggering:
+If you intend on recording MIDI rather than manually adding notes in Atom then I recommend that you create a second instance of Atom 2 for each track. This will be explained in more detail later on but you will use the second instance for recording and the first for triggering:
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+**Edit/Note** I no longer use a second Atom instance in my workflow (see Advanced Topics section) but I have left this in case others prefer the way of working.
 ===== Initial setup =====
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 ===== Advanced Topics =====
+==== Recording MIDI ====
+To record the MIDI from Atom you will need the excellent MIDI Tools app https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/midi-tools/id1446209019
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+If you are using an iPhone then MIDI Route is not available but you may be able to use this workaround:
+https://www.blipinteractive.co.uk/community/index.php?p=/discussion/989/how-to-record-aufx-midi-out-on-iphone
 ==== Alternative (better?) workflow ====
 Since writing the initial version of this guide I have changed my workflow so that every instrument has a control track which contains a single Atom instance - no secondary Atom instance is used for recording.  This control track does a MIDI send to the instrument track.  The control track is set up as a dummy Slate instrument - see below on how to set this up.  This lets you have a nicely numbered piano roll where the numbers match the patterns in Atom.  The instrument track is set to listen on its own MIDI port and so you can hear both the notes as played by Atom as well as an external controller.