as opposed to relative values (modulation) which is the usual approach in session view.auto-lock wrote:Hello, i am interested in this, what do you mena recording absolute values ? as opposed to what ? i am ignorant on this topic please enlighten me
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it's incredible and i have to take my 'nerd' comment back....
i have seen and heard it in action, it is possible and i witnessed 8 automated parameters being recorded simultaneously into the SESSION VIEW into a clip.
it is amazing.
i have seen and heard it in action, it is possible and i witnessed 8 automated parameters being recorded simultaneously into the SESSION VIEW into a clip.
it is amazing.
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SubFunk wrote:it's incredible and i have to take my 'nerd' comment back....
i have seen and heard it in action, it is possible and i witnessed 8 automated parameters being recorded simultaneously into the SESSION VIEW into a clip.
it is amazing.
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Another great thing about this method is that you can change the instrument on a track without loosing your clip envelopes.
eg take a filter sweep that was programmed for operator and apply it to an instance of Analog.
eg take a filter sweep that was programmed for operator and apply it to an instance of Analog.
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yup.crumhorn wrote:Another great thing about this method is that you can change the instrument on a track without loosing your clip envelopes.
eg take a filter sweep that was programmed for operator and apply it to an instance of Analog.
also cool is that you can 'loop the automation' right away
i mean this method is a pretty hefty workaround and setup, i don't really get why the abes not program a 'module' that does it with low latency and easy labelling all in one... that would be a winner...
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can some one give me an idiots step by step guide for seting this up. im just not gettin it at the moment.
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LeifonMars wrote:http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb09/a ... h_0209.htm
thanks. ill take a look.
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So its been done beforeLeifonMars wrote:http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb09/a ... h_0209.htm
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Yep, as djsynchro pointed out earlier. But hey, cheer up, you discovered that all by yourself.Grappadura wrote:So its been done beforeLeifonMars wrote:http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb09/a ... h_0209.htm, I´m a bit disappointed, I thought I had discovered something. But it´ll save me the explaining
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