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Effects on single hits in drum loops
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Johan
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Posted : May 3, 2003 21:12
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I was wondering how you do if you have a loop and want to, for instance, have one hit of it with a giant reverb, but not the other ones. What's the best and easiest method of doing this?
I have tried to use automation in the background to do it, and it works, but it's hard and defenitevly not very stable.
Also I understand that if the loop is in Audio, then you can slice the loop up and divide the parts into different channels and add effects to them. But this will not work if it's a midi loop you create in the Matrix editor (Logic).
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Johan
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Posted : May 3, 2003 22:14
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That was a good idea!
Never though of that you could record the midi as audio.
And Intakt looks nice also.
Thanks
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Jason (LyTe)
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Posted : May 3, 2003 22:32
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if you're working in cubase, it's much easier.
slice up the audio sample, silence the rest, export the unsilenced sliced audio bit and you're set to go with the effects.
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Johan
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Posted : May 3, 2003 23:14
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Now it came to my mind,
How do you record the midi-channel to the audio-channel? You shouldn't need to bounce it, or? It must exist a more flexible way doing it.
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TiMMY
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Posted : May 3, 2003 23:27
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Just mark the channel as Solo, mark the required area in the timeline, mixdown, and whoops 
That's what I do... |
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Johan
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Posted : May 4, 2003 00:01
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It doesn't seem to work. I route the audioinstrument to the audio-track. And then? Shall I hit rec on the audio-track? It doesn't "feel" the output of the audiointrument. |
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Johan
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Posted : May 4, 2003 00:01
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It doesn't seems to work. I route the audioinstrument to the audio-track. And then? Shall I hit rec on the audio-track? It doesn't "feel" the output of the audiointrument. |
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Johan
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Posted : May 4, 2003 00:02
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Oh sorry for that |
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Johan
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Posted : May 4, 2003 00:28
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Ok |
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PsyJar
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Posted : May 4, 2003 02:16
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About the first question, I usualy do like this (assuming you work with several tracks), I cut the Hit region of the audio file (first beat for example) and simply drag it down to another track leaving the rest of the file where it is. Then I put a plug in this second track...
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