Push / Drum Rack / Standard Note Sequencing
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audiowright
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Push / Drum Rack / Standard Note Sequencing
Is there a way I can control a Drum Rack with Push using the regular note/step sequencer that auto populates with other instruments?
Re: Push / Drum Rack / Standard Note Sequencing
Put drum rack inside an instrument rack
Re: Push / Drum Rack / Standard Note Sequencing
I just tried this and it does not work. so here's the work around i came up with.
create a drum rack
create a new midi track call it "drum midi" for explanation purposes.
on drum rack set midi input to "drum midi" and set monitor to IN
now if you select the "drum midi" track you get the keyboard layout rather than the drum sequencer layout.
after a little play i found pitch bend slider now controls the pitch of each drum hit... pretty cool
create a drum rack
create a new midi track call it "drum midi" for explanation purposes.
on drum rack set midi input to "drum midi" and set monitor to IN
now if you select the "drum midi" track you get the keyboard layout rather than the drum sequencer layout.
after a little play i found pitch bend slider now controls the pitch of each drum hit... pretty cool
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audiowright
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Re: Push / Drum Rack / Standard Note Sequencing
Thanks for the replies.
It would be nice if they made it an option instead of finding a work around. With the new note sequencer for instruments, I have no desire to work with the drum racks sequencer. Much rather be looking at all my drum hits at once.
It would be nice if they made it an option instead of finding a work around. With the new note sequencer for instruments, I have no desire to work with the drum racks sequencer. Much rather be looking at all my drum hits at once.
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TomViolenz
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Re: Push / Drum Rack / Standard Note Sequencing
Check out the PXT Live and PXT Live Plus scripts.
There are youtube videos.
I think what you want to do is accomplished there.
There are youtube videos.
I think what you want to do is accomplished there.