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martyn
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Posted : Dec 23, 2005 01:53
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hello isratrancers,
is there an easy way (in cubase) to make midi notes panning left/ right alternately, like ping-pong? e.g. the first note gets the panning value 34, the second 94, the third again 34 and so on (I don`t talk about a lfo-based continuous panning)
automating each note is very time-consuming and leads to mistakes easily. I wonder if there is a plugin or a similar method that does the job.
thanx in advance,
martyn
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sideFXed
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Posted : Dec 23, 2005 01:59
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maybe some sx guru can tell you an easier way, but I like it the energy xt way.
energy xt is a modular host, you can load it as vst into cubase and voila you got a modular subhost. Inthere you'll find alot of useful midi plugins, you can set up switches, lfo or patternbased automation and on and on and on. Did I say that you'll instantly get the best arpeggiator on the world with it? Check out the site: http://www.xt-hq.com, grab the demo, check the user forum at kvr: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=36
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martyn
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Posted : Dec 23, 2005 02:04
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Get-a-fix
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Posted : Dec 23, 2005 02:13
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e-motion
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Posted : Dec 23, 2005 23:47
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auto pan is LFO like if i recall, not sure... if it really is well vanguard has the spread knob which does exactly what you want... if it's not vanguard i have no idea. |
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Freeflow
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Posted : Dec 25, 2005 17:32
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martyn - i would do it manually... timeconsuming and tendious but probably yeilds best results... |
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martyn
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Posted : Dec 25, 2005 18:40
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thanx for your help!
yes, auto pan is lfo based, the best way for syths that don't have the desired function still seems to be the manual panning.
martyn
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Digital Psyence
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Posted : Dec 25, 2005 20:47
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you could make the first to notes, then copy/paste them so they are in the correct rythm. then activate the midi button in the top right side and press ctrl+A to mark all notes - then you can use you midi-keyboard (assuming you have one) to play the pitch og each note.......thats my best shot on doing this quick. |
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labyrinth
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Posted : Dec 26, 2005 00:28
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martyn
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Posted : Dec 26, 2005 13:29
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basispan does exactly what i was looking for and is very easy to use. thank you labyrinth!
martyn
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parapsyched
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Posted : Dec 27, 2005 17:33
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u can do it with the logical editor somehow. there`s a whole step by step tutorial somewhere in computermusic.co.uk
if u dig deep enough u just might reach the sky...
"dream is destiny"
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