Midi in beatcraft
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Midi in beatcraft
I was wondering is there a way to save files made in beatcraft as just a midi file .. While wav ogg and mp3 are nice to have a midi drum track might be easier to change timing wise
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Re: Midi in beatcraft
Hi,
Beatcraft doesn't have any MIDI support at all.
Greg
Beatcraft doesn't have any MIDI support at all.
Greg
Re: Midi in beatcraft
gash no midi in beatcraft? i buyed this piece of junk on last weekend and yesterday i tested mixcraft 7 what is better for build virtual drum tracks than this! ![Evil or Very Mad :evil:](./images/smilies/icon_evil.gif)
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Re: Midi in beatcraft
Hi,
We do have a 30 day refund policy if you're not satisfied with Beatcraft. If you want a refund, please submit an Acoustica Support Request.
We also have free trials on all of our software, so be sure to try before you buy!
Greg
We do have a 30 day refund policy if you're not satisfied with Beatcraft. If you want a refund, please submit an Acoustica Support Request.
We also have free trials on all of our software, so be sure to try before you buy!
Greg
Re: Midi in beatcraft
Hey! thanks for answerring and sorry for arguing. have to say support is excellent in acoustica
i got refund in hours!
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Re: Midi in beatcraft
I'm just wondering...Acoustica Greg wrote:Hi,
Beatcraft doesn't have any MIDI support at all.
Greg
what if we were to take a beatcraft project,render out each piece of the kit separately to individual tracks,then use an audio to midi converter vst for each track once it's in Mixcraft.
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yes,I know Melodyne or Cubase can do this but they're still pretty expensive.
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Re: Midi in beatcraft
Hi,
You could slice the beats and use them in Omni Sampler That's a whole new option for Beatcraft.
![Image](http://www.acoustica.com/images/forum-images/slicetip.png)
Slice transients would probably be the way to go.
Greg
You could slice the beats and use them in Omni Sampler That's a whole new option for Beatcraft.
![Image](http://www.acoustica.com/images/forum-images/slicetip.png)
Slice transients would probably be the way to go.
Greg
Re: Midi in beatcraft
that seems like it would get to be pretty time consuming.
I'll jsut stick w/ the e-kit as triggers & Mixcraft drums for now and work on playing better.
it would be nice if the Beatcraft samples could be incorporated as Midi compatible.
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I'll jsut stick w/ the e-kit as triggers & Mixcraft drums for now and work on playing better.
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it would be nice if the Beatcraft samples could be incorporated as Midi compatible.
Re: Midi in beatcraft
Beatcraft is really being phased out. I think the last release of Mixcraft effectively did the trick.
I was a loyal Beatcraft user and finally made the move to using Mixcraft for drums. Messing with OmniSampler now and really like what I'm getting. Check out some of my posts over on that forum. It's a learning curve but for me a worthwhile one.
I was a loyal Beatcraft user and finally made the move to using Mixcraft for drums. Messing with OmniSampler now and really like what I'm getting. Check out some of my posts over on that forum. It's a learning curve but for me a worthwhile one.
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Mixcraft 8 Pro (32bit) runs fine on a Toshiba Satellite C55-B laptop with a wimpy Celeron N2830 (dual core). Now using 64bit on a "less wimpy" Dell 660S/Dual Core Pentium/8GB RAM.