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steve b
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 Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:15 pm Post subject: OUTPUTS |
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Bang on from Voodoochile about asking questions etc .So here goes.I like to change the volume of each drum and mic set-up and send them to different outputs.The problem I've found is;when I set the volume etc I want to check the outputs window simmultainiously to change (if needed) the compression and balance of each input.I have to go out of one window, hopefully catching the tail-end of say a tom drum in the volume outputs section to know how much to adjust it to,and then go back in to change it and out again. Oh the... .... .... Ive holding off asking because I know you're so busy dealing with you're brilliant idea,that you might be cursing us along the lines of what do they want a "moon on a stick"? hehe
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| Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2005 7:14 pm Post subject: Re: OUTPUTS |
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| steve b wrote: | | The problem I've found is;when I set the volume etc I want to check the outputs window simmultainiously to change (if needed) the compression and balance of each input.I have to go out of one window, hopefully catching the tail-end of say a tom drum in the volume outputs section to know how much to adjust it to,and then go back in to change it and out again. |
I see your point. I usually put the host in a loop over the section I'm editing so I don't have to switch around. You could also put a liveloop on that section real quick so Jamstix loops by itself.
Other than that, we can't use keyboard shortcuts because that often interferes with the host.
I'll see what we can do...
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