 Plugin To Convert Audio To Midi |
 Wed 6 Nov 2002, 14:48
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Hi,
so we are almost done recording our first album. However i'm not content anymore with the way the drums sound, especially the snare and bass drum. Too muffled and rehearsal room like. Is there a cheap and effective way to convert the audio to midi notes so i can trigger a sampler? Greets Johnny -------------------- The Artist Formerly Known As AxL
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Thu 7 Nov 2002, 11:05
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Wow, Teiwaz, i will indeed print this, just in case i become a logic user some day. I've fooled around with it in the past but i never came to understand this environment thing no matter how hard i tried. What you described sounds cool though. Thanks.
Should've said it in my first post: i use Digital Performer since i got my Motu 828. Before that it was Cubase on the pc. Holly, you said there was a plug in to do this kind of audio-midi conversion in DP. Where? I will look for it when i'm back in my "studio" tonight but could you give me some kind of hint. thanks again  Johnny -------------------- The Artist Formerly Known As AxL
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Johnny Valium Plugin To Convert Audio To Midi Wed 6 Nov 2002, 14:48
Synthetic well, I am pretty sure Logic will look at audio re... Wed 6 Nov 2002, 19:11 holli Hi Johnny, what sequencer are you using? Synthetic... Wed 6 Nov 2002, 22:33 Teiwaz Hi Mr. Valium...
If you have a printer, copy ... Thu 7 Nov 2002, 00:36 damann teiwaz just told you everything you need to know a... Thu 7 Nov 2002, 01:29 Teiwaz Thanks damann,
I wasn't aware of pitch2midi..... Thu 7 Nov 2002, 02:00 Presto Thanks for bringing up the problem. You reminded m... Thu 7 Nov 2002, 14:36
Johnny Valium Just wanted to say that i've found the plugin ... Thu 7 Nov 2002, 16:31 |
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