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ar_guitars
Junior Jammer
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 Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 8:56 am Post subject: Help recording midi and audio of each track seperately? |
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I'm trying out the Jamstix demo, and the only thing stopping me from buying it right now is that I still haven't figured out how to record the midi of each track seperately.
I'm using Reaper, and this is what I tried:
1. Loaded Jamstix as a VSTi, created a song and unchecked the "downmix" button.
2. arm each track and set their inputs to" midi -> all channels.
3. However when I record nothing shows up - they're just blank midi tracks.
What should I do to record the midi of each track (midi of kick on one track, snare on another track etc.)
As for recording audio, I figured out a way of doing it but I was wondering if it was the "best" or easiest way.
I armed all the tracks, and set them to record: output (multichannel, latency compensated).
Is there a better way of recording audio on each track? |
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jazzmandan
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Joined: 29 Aug 2006
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| Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:27 am Post subject: Re: Help recording midi and audio of each track seperately? |
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| ar_guitars wrote: |
As for recording audio, I figured out a way of doing it but I was wondering if it was the "best" or easiest way.
I armed all the tracks, and set them to record: output (multichannel, latency compensated).
Is there a better way of recording audio on each track? |
Maybe like the Blind leading the Blind, since I am also working wiht demo in Reap.
I have not been able to record any audio. Arm and record does not work here. In a prior thread it suggested this was a limitation of the Demo.
My thoughts were to simply use the Render Track Stem to record when it is being played - but no joy.
Should be working more today on this and will let you know if I discover anything. |
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jazzmandan
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| Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 10:14 am Post subject: |
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Stumbled upon this over in Support Forum. I think it answeres my question, how about yours?
http://rayzoon2.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5434
Videos about Jamstix can be found on Youtube here.
There are also some nice videos for Reaper here. Especially the one named Addictive Drums in Reaper – Record Multichannel Audio which explains how to route a VSTi to multiple channels and is applicable to JS as well. |
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Perun_ZG
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