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trist
post Thu 31 Mar 2011, 11:51
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Hello,
I'm hoping someone can give me some advice on choosing the right software for a particular task I have.

I have a MIDI keyboard connected to my Mac (Intel). I want to be able to programme each key on the keyboard to trigger a particular sound when hit and be able to record it.

I'm sure it's out there I just can't think of the search terms to track it down.

Thanks in advance
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post Fri 1 Apr 2011, 16:41
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If you asking if there's a way to program each key on your MC to play a different note I'd say no because your 'keys' are probably not programmable. I know on my M-Audio they aren't. Your sound banks in your DAW should be programmable and you can program your MC to access those sound banks which then would give your MC access to those programmed sounds ... which is what I would do to accomplish what I think you want to do. Instead of programming the MC keys themselves, you're programming the DAW sound banks and then calling that bank from your MC. You can program individual control buttons to play a particular note, but I'm not sure why you would want to do that.

If your MC has buttons, knobs, and faders, these are programable and the very least you want your MC to be able to do is to control your DAW Stop, Rewind, Play, and Record so you don't have to go back and forth to the mouse or computer keyboard.

It would be helpful to know what MC and DAW you are using.
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