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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 11:15
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im really lost here too. how do you get midi to convert?
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Mon 10 Jan 2005, 23:27
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im using a m audio o2 midi controller into my usb port. can you maybe go through a step by step on how to route the midi to a sound module or whatever. i really have no idea what im doing. thanks
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Tue 11 Jan 2005, 05:43
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I'm running a M-Audio Keystation 61es MIDI Controller via USB into my iMac. In my enviornment I am mapping Port 1 (Channel 1) to QuickTime Synth which I create. I have 5 MIDI tracks using built in virtual instruments. I go to bounce, properly set it to the correct amount of measures, select MP3, and attempt to bounce it in real time. It goes through creating the file while I hear the MIDI instruments playing properly. At the end it saves it as an MP3. I then load it from my desktop with QuickTime and I have a working MP3 file that plays, but I hear nothing. My music teacher tried to help, but he doesn't use Logic. He just called me after talking to a friend and informed me that it has something to do with "ReWire in the Enviornment". I went in to the enviornment and mapped ReWire to Port 1, but that didn't do anything different. Any ideas?
This post has been edited by Vissequ: Tue 11 Jan 2005, 05:44
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Connor FabianoPianist and Composer www.connorfabiano.comPowerBook G4 800 MHz with Mac OS 10.3.7, 1 MB L3 cache, and 1024 MB of SDRAM. iMac G5 1.8 GHz 17" with Mac OS 10.3 and 1024 MB of RAM and Logic Express 7. M-Audio Keystation 61es with Edirol UA-25 Audio/MIDI Interface. Professional Avlex Microphones and Planet Wave XLR cables along with stands.
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