Yesssss!Ian Craig wrote:I need a way (other than stacking instruments) of getting what....
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Yesssss!Ian Craig wrote:I need a way (other than stacking instruments) of getting what....
Hi,Ian Craig wrote:I need a way (other than stacking instruments) of getting what I'm recording onto for example ten different tracks at the same time (I like improvising with giant sounds) in such a way as to only have to edit 1 copy of the notes i.e. have all the tracks use the same recorded notes in the same way as each track can accept the same send effects with the same settings. So it would be a 'Send Notes' menu option similar to the 'record all tracks automation' menu option
Brilliant Greg, I was hoping you might know how to do it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. (Each thank you on it's own track obviously)Acoustica Greg wrote:Hi,
You can also use Route To Track to send MIDI from one track to multiple other tracks: MX8 MIDI routing awesomeness.
That way, each track can have its own instrument, effect, panning, automation, etc.
Greg
You're welcome! That was kind of a stealth feature we added to Mixcraft 8. It was added so you can use tracks instead of lanes when working with multi-timbrel instruments like Kontakt, but it also obviously has other uses.Ian Craig wrote:Brilliant Greg, I was hoping you might know how to do it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. (Each thank you on it's own track obviously)
Afternoon!Mark Bliss wrote: Anyway, bottom line, it's not really just the DAW developer at fault for the oddities you experience. It's in part a lack of standardization and the resultant variations in implementation.
You could slice out individual notes and add whatever you wanted, it would be time consuming but doable.bigaquarium wrote:Evening,
Being able to add automation values to individual notes in the same manner as say velocity and duration would be very handy, so you could assign filter envelope values that way for instance.
Maybe it’s time to absorb NightLife into Mixcraft like everything else and make the sequencer functions part of the DAW!
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Hi,bigaquarium wrote:Being able to add automation values to individual notes in the same manner as say velocity and duration would be very handy, so you could assign filter envelope values that way for instance.
Hi, yes! I was going to ask you if you can route VSTi parameters like filter/resonance to the CC section?Acoustica Greg wrote: Hi,
You know about CC, right?
To be honest, I had to review what this was even about....bigaquarium wrote:Afternoon!Mark Bliss wrote: Anyway, bottom line, it's not really just the DAW developer at fault for the oddities you experience. It's in part a lack of standardization and the resultant variations in implementation.
I suppose so, but when the Steinberg Model E presets don’t port over to MC, I think we can rule some of that out, lol.
The point isn’t to assign blame, but it would make MC even more wonderful for the novice if it went the extra mile to accommodate the presets, because very very few of them work.
bigaquarium wrote:Hi, yes! I was going to ask you if you can route VSTi parameters like filter/resonance to the CC section?Acoustica Greg wrote: Hi,
You know about CC, right?
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Morning!Ian Craig wrote:The only problem is that as there is no spline system, it involves manually adjusting each bar if you want to be precise, so that's probably why I don't remember. It's probably just easier to use the automation system, though that lacks precision also
Afternoon,Mark Bliss wrote:To be honest, I had to review what this was even about.... .
The model E is available for free now as "VST Classics", and I can corroborate bigaquarium's point because the model E on MC only shows 1 preset. And when I found 22 more fxb presets online, only 1 showed up when I loaded that bank.bigaquarium wrote:...when the Steinberg Model E presets don’t port over to MC, I think we can rule some of that out, lol.
The point isn’t to assign blame, but it would make MC even more wonderful for the novice if it went the extra mile to accommodate the presets, because very very few of them work.
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