Hi guys,
My first post so please be gentle with me! I've recorded a drum loop, great but I want to be able to "overdub" audio effects into the loop but I seem to be having some difficulty working out how to do this.
I'd really appreciate any advice on this. I tried pushing the record button on PushII three times (as I read in the manual) and it just records my drum loop for as long as I leave it going. As I say though I'd like some audio effects to change along the duration of the recording. I'm a bit puzzled TBH!..
Newb needs help
Re: Newb needs help
In Session or Arrangement view?
You want to automate e.g Saturator on and off in the middle of your loop, is that it? Then you need to activate the automation recording option which is is a button with 2 circles diagonaly joined by a line; it's at the top right next to the "+" (midi overdub) button near the transport bar.
You want to automate e.g Saturator on and off in the middle of your loop, is that it? Then you need to activate the automation recording option which is is a button with 2 circles diagonaly joined by a line; it's at the top right next to the "+" (midi overdub) button near the transport bar.
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Re: Newb needs help
Thanks jur, erm, I am really new to this (three days and never used anything like this before) I'm not sure which mode I'm in/need to be in i.e. session or arrangement. Is this something I can select in Push? Sorry to sound REEEAAAALLLY dumb!
Re: Newb needs help
Just got it for anyone else who might need to know, in Live (at the top of the page) there's a plus symbol, a symbol with two circles diagonally joined by a line, two other symbols THEN an innocuous looking circle, you gotta hit that to overdub (if I've got this right!)
ONE FURTHER QUESTION:
Whilst I was able to overdub audio effects I couldn't seem to overdub a change of pitch, does anyone know how to do this please??..
ONE FURTHER QUESTION:
Whilst I was able to overdub audio effects I couldn't seem to overdub a change of pitch, does anyone know how to do this please??..
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Re: Newb needs help
My suggestion would be to forget making anything at the moment, read the manual in your spare time and focus purely on what issue you have in front of you experimenting and testing until you find the solution. You will eventually discover what you need and will retain the info much better if you invested the time to discover.