Record Midi from JS midiSends?

Forgive me if this is been answered before in one way or another but it there any way to record the MIDI data coming from the JS Midisend command on record. I kinda altered the the JS Sequencer_baby.txt into a 32x32 Note x32 pattern with channel selector (needed channel 10 for drums) Anyways after i get my drum pattern laid out and sequenced I would like to record that as actual midi so that I can further fine tune the velocity as its all sent at 127max and haven't gotten around adding per note velocity (may be too complex for me to implement actually) I know once I have the sequence laid out I could always just loop play a the measure/bar and transcribe that to midi like that but thats a little redundant. The sequencer is nice to use as it help me quickly generate a drum pattern similar to FL generator. Just haven't been able to figure out how to record the pattern out as midi.

Hello selexo and welcome to these forums. You'll find many helpful people here and a lot of useful information. You should be able to set the track to "Record output (MIDI)" - right-click the [ar] button

Thanks Got it working but... 

Ok well I got it working, thing is I tried that already and it didn't work, at least not at first, so I tried again and still the resulting midi's were blank, then I figured that maybe the VST was eating the MIDI notes, so I bypassed it and this time it plotted the midi data in the track. (no sound tho as the drum VST was bypassed.) Didn't realized that was or could be the problem tell you confirmed that I had the right setting to begin with. It works with the VST if I clone the Sequencer and have it last in the FX Chain. One to play the VST and another to nothing but its record-able. Another way is to just drop it down last in the chain and record then move back above the vst to generate some more patterns. Till I figure out a alternative this will work. BTW: Yeah thanks for the welcome, I have been using reaper on and off but till today didn't buy it (90days sorry I'm slow). I don't like asking for support unless I actually support it myself (with any software) But I did read through the forums plenty and this was the only outstanding issue so far. I'm a newbie in any form of music making and just bought a midi controller over a xbox 360. lol, yeah I did but don't regret it. I now have a Axiom Pro 61. I was going to get cubase 5 but saw a lot of post of how many people came from that to reaper so figured I would go ahead and invest it this anyways. Cheaper for now unless I want to buy VST where it might actually end up more, but I'm using a lot of freebies atm and still learning. I have done tracking before (LOOOOng time ago when BBS were more popular then the Internet or at least cheaper). That was easier then actually knowing how to play this thing.

Ah, well, you did not mention a drum VSTi :) But yes, that would receive the MIDI from sequencer_baby, swallow it and create the audio. So there would not be any MIDI Output from the track to record. If you want to hear the drums AND record the MIDI output at the same time: -- put sequencer_baby on one track (A) -- put the drum VSTi on another (B) -- send track (A) to track (B) -- set "Record output MIDI" on track (A) -- click Record and away you go

Pefect... 

Oh wow, clever. Thanks for that bit of info, never though I would uses sends like that but that will work perfectly fine. Actually using sends like that gives me a few other ideas also. Thanks, lol. (all starting to make sense all these extra features.)

Thanks again. 

I saw that but didn't know it would work like that. Never actually messed with that setting as it sounded important enough to leave alone until I know more about what it does exactly. Thanks for the heads up. I really like both ways, midi sends is nice in that I don't have to clone tracks as much if I just need to send similar midi data to two different midi tracks. Midi send also comes in handy when I need to change the channel of all midi data so learned a few new tricks. Starting to make more sense the more I play with it.