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aDx
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 Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 4:39 am Post subject: A question on saving arrangements and drop outs in recording |
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Is it possible to use the arrangement window to arrange a drum track e.g intro/bar1 etc etc/ fill/fill2/ending then save it as a midi file without having to run thro the whole track from beginning to end? how?
Also I did a jam with it using guitar and bass but experienced several drop outs in the audio of the guitar and bass. I had jamstix arranger window open when I recorded them, would this cause it?
This jamstix thingy is huge! does so much more than I thought it would
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Ralph [RZ]
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| Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 9:11 am Post subject: Re: A question on saving arrangements and drop outs in recor |
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| aDx wrote: | Is it possible to use the arrangement window to arrange a drum track e.g intro/bar1 etc etc/ fill/fill2/ending then save it as a midi file without having to run thro the whole track from beginning to end?
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You need a single run-through so Jamstix can make all its 'decisions' based on the host input provided etc.
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Also I did a jam with it using guitar and bass but experienced several drop outs in the audio of the guitar and bass. I had jamstix arranger window open when I recorded them, would this cause it?
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Please try this inofficial beta version of the Jamstix demo, which has significantly reduced Jamstix window CPU usage, which may solve your problem:
http://66.235.201.50/demos/jamstix1770demo.zip
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aDx
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| Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 6:08 am Post subject: |
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When it has run thro once, you have to save as midi file straight away yes?
It would be nice to have the option to use the arranger to make a track and save as audio or midi file.
I know..... I'm odd!!
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Ralph [RZ]
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| Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 9:14 am Post subject: |
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| aDx wrote: | When it has run thro once, you have to save as midi file straight away yes?
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I'd recommend that, yes.
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It would be nice to have the option to use the arranger to make a track and save as audio or midi file.
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You could also just freeze Jamstix to get the audio.
Be advised that MIDI export and output are limited to bars 1 through 4 in the demo.
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aDx
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the drop-outs have dissapeared! I think I had somehow created a midi loop (seem to rememember big crash type thing after session) but obviously on reboot it solved itself! I remember reading somewhere on here (I think) about not having inputs enabled when in manual mode? as it causes a loop? may have been that....
still not tried the ver2 beta demo yet as wife in hospital  |
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Ralph [RZ]
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| aDx wrote: | the drop-outs have dissapeared! I think I had somehow created a midi loop (seem to rememember big crash type thing after session) but obviously on reboot it solved itself! I remember reading somewhere on here (I think) about not having inputs enabled when in manual mode? as it causes a loop? may have been that....
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Yes, a MIDI feedback loop can do that. The latest beta demo has feedback protection built-in (to avoid crashes or CPU spikes) but you still need to make sure to not have input and output of a MIDI track set to Jamstix as it points to faulty track logic.
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still not tried the ver2 beta demo yet as wife in hospital |
Please ignore the 1770 demo and use the latest beta demo instead: http://66.235.201.50/demos/jamstixX8-13demo.zip
I'm very sorry to hear your wife is in the hospital! All our best wishes for quick recovery are with you guys!!
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aDx
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My friend is WELL impressed with your product (another buyer hopefully)
I must say that the support from you people is amazing........ almost like having a friend in the sea of sharks that is the music industry and computing!
Thanks for the well wishes .... appreciated! |
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richardwhl
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| Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 3:36 pm Post subject: re Keep up the good work |
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Yeah, I have to agree... this forum is brilliant!
Everyone is so helpful, and Ralph is so quick with his responses!!! (He must have no life!!!  )
I've been on lots of other forums (Cubase, especially) and you get a lot of smart remarks from people who think you're stupid for asking a question.
Keep up the good work,
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