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Ya you have a hill to climb... I have to guess you're looking for theory then what Live does technically. Live is a no brainer. Start with this if you wish... Kicks tend to be on down beats, four to the floor as they say. You can mix it up a bit per your style, but odds are that a kick line will sta...

I had a big response for you but I got timed out. Lost it all. I have a Nord 2. I can help with specific questions. Get a $40 Maudio USB/Midi interface today, and you'll be recording tonight. Don't for get a guitar cable and an 1/4" mono to 1/8" stereo adaptor for your PC's sound input. If...

no, the apc doesn't have a dedicated drum knob, but you could assign any of them, condescending nub.

Try, you are also a dick.

i actually want a reverse of that... going back to opening one audio and one midi track. reinstall does not reset it.. i bet there's a file to delete somewhere...

ok dick.

i'm also informing but with some civility, buddy douche nozzle.

sigh

could you reply even more like a condescending and insufferable douche nozzle please? the forum needs more flames from those with the emotional skill set of a thirteen year old. keeps things interesting.

gawd i h8 impulse.

in other news... sorry .lm. i dont think your suggestion of one rack with multiple chains works in the same way an effects rack does. drum racks don't have the ruler as far as i can see. but, i've been wrong once, so...

i respect him but i only liked the mothers of invention for my listening pleasure.

exactly, you recognized it's your perception that something sounds better because you paid for it as simply lying to yourself. in the natural world/ physical universe the track is indifferent to this subjectivity and in reality sounds the same if it's free or not. to think otherwise is to be a fool ...

if i understand that right... you can have up to 128 kick drums assigned to pad C1? And you can use the rack ruler toggle your way through them all? Interesting. I'll see how that works. I wonder how the CPU likes all those racks.

fortunately, the laws of supply and demand have dictated the worth of recorded music in the marketplace... next to nothing! this keeps the integrity of art and innovation as produced by enthusiasts high and the gravitate to the mean demographic sounds exploited by industry posers and hacks low. this...

oh oh! get this... First, I set up Kicks on each octave C-2 to C10 in a Drum Rack. Then, I added serveral midi Pitch effects at +12, +12, +24, +36, -36 in that rack, whatever combinations to cover all ten octaves. Then, I map'd the on/off button of those pitch effects to controller buttons. Then, I ...

Just keep fighting, what you want can be done.