I want my MIDI clip in one scene to have delay on it, but then when it goes to the next scene I want the delay off. Seems like it shouldn't be so hard....
Why don't session clips have a "device on/off" envelope??
Why don't session clips have a "device on/off" envelope??
Because arrangement tracks sure do. Why would there be any difference??
I want my MIDI clip in one scene to have delay on it, but then when it goes to the next scene I want the delay off. Seems like it shouldn't be so hard....
I want my MIDI clip in one scene to have delay on it, but then when it goes to the next scene I want the delay off. Seems like it shouldn't be so hard....
Re: Why don't session clips have a "device on/off" envelope??
not sure why they don't but dummy clips can do this. search em up.
Re: Why don't session clips have a "device on/off" envelope??
You could group the device, then create a new chain in the rack with no device. Then use the chain selector as a dry/wet knob which can be mapped to a macro. You can automate the macro knob from the clip envolope to turn the device 'on and off'.
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Stax.
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Stax.