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Medea
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Posted : Sep 19, 2008 17:24:16
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I have suddenly undestood a couple of seconds ago that NI Battery is a multi-out plug-in and I have never used it as a multi-out plug-in. I always spawn a new instance of battery for each percussion pattern, eg, kick, snare, hihats etc.
Do you use Battery or another sampler in multi-out mode? What benefits does it give, compared to multiple instances?
Just curious
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sendtoglennc
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Posted : Sep 19, 2008 17:38
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Less cpu? |
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realtime
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Posted : Sep 19, 2008 19:03
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multi-out is cool since you can put another effect on each of them ... and it saves CPU load, too.
it also makes sense to group samples to one output, if they're similar ... eg: hi-hats. |
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sly
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Posted : Sep 19, 2008 20:04
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always multi.
way 2 many batteries otherwise  |
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ohshit
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Posted : Sep 19, 2008 21:11
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On 2008-09-19 20:04, sly wrote:
always multi.
way 2 many batteries otherwise
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+1
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realtime
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Posted : Sep 20, 2008 10:28
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another benefit would be ... more overview 
no need to remember in which battery you've put which sample.
also: you can remote them from one MIDI track (or many, if you're used to that way).
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ohshit
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Posted : Sep 20, 2008 11:15
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On 2008-09-20 10:28, realtime wrote:
also: you can remote them from one MIDI track (or many, if you're used to that way).
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my workflow: many in a folder!
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Partzi Floch
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Posted : Sep 20, 2008 12:31
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It makes it messy having loads of different samples running from a multi spamler to different outputs (imo), so I might end up with 2 or maybe even 3 battery instances holding few loops/beats/rhythms each. (also, I must admit that since I've upgraded to Quad core, the CPU is never a problem ) |
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Brain Hacked
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Posted : Sep 21, 2008 07:01
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I guess thtas why battery is multi out....what i do when i use battery is setup battery and route it to the channel i need, then save it as template so the next time i want to use battery i dont have to route channels.
I setup battery for 2 stereo and 10 mono outs (i dont use the stereo out). I always thought using more than 1 battery pointless but that its my point of view |
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Saii
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Posted : Sep 24, 2008 09:00
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@ anyone...
how do i set up this multiout in ableton live 7??
@brain hacked
how is ur setup template? what tracks do you find yourself always using?how many?
thanks guys
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yveusss
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Posted : Sep 24, 2008 18:56
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@Saii: In ableton :
-create multi outs in the battery plugin if needed (I think that the default is only stereo output, but I'm not at home right now to check it)
- in Live : add audio tracks and in the "audio from" selector choose the individual outputs of battery. choose "monitor in" for each audiotrack you've created...
Or ... use Ableton's own drum rack, which is easier, faster, and more integrated in Live's workflow thant setting up multi-batteries and there respective audiotracks. |
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avduka
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Posted : Sep 24, 2008 19:25
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i agree.. if using ableton live, its much easier and faster to use drum rack...
i donno but for me when using battery for drums, i cant tune the kick properly with the bass.. its like its skipping a few notes at a time when using the tune knob.
anyone have this same issue?
In ableton drum rack i can just move the notes up and down and i get a perfect match |
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