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Chip Junior Jammer

Joined: 30 May 2007 Posts: 11
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Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:15 am Post subject: Jamstix and Reaper Query |
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Hi,
I've got jamstix working in reaper, with some good results on audio free-jam, but I have a couple of questions :-
1) Routing - In Reaper I have 8 tracks routed to the outputs from Jamstix. The first track (Kick) seems to have my audio input routed through it as well as the Kick - it can be seen on the level meter. I can't find any settings in reaper, or Jamstix that would cause this to happen.
2) Freezing / Manual mode. When I have finished my freejam, I want to freeze this and edit it manually. As far as I was aware, all I need to do is change from freejam to manual. Do I still need to keep my audio track routed to Jamstix - If i change to manual mode and then remove audio routing to Jamstix, the rhythm seems to change to a quiet basic rhythm - like when you are doing a freejam with no audio playing. I use a 'rough' audio track to get my Jamstix rhythm - I then want to freeze the rhythm and be able to delete, or mute the rough track in reaper.
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Ralph [RZ] Site Admin

Joined: 02 Jan 2008 Posts: 13332
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Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 7:18 am Post subject: Re: Jamstix and Reaper Query |
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| Chip wrote: | In Reaper I have 8 tracks routed to the outputs from Jamstix. The first track (Kick) seems to have my audio input routed through it as well as the Kick - it can be seen on the level meter.
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Try using audioM8 instead of sending the audio input directly into Jamstix. Simply put audioM8 on the track with the audio data.
| Quote: | | As far as I was aware, all I need to do is change from freejam to manual. Do I still need to keep my audio track routed to Jamstix - If i change to manual mode and then remove audio routing to Jamstix, the rhythm seems to change to a quiet basic rhythm - like when you are doing a freejam with no audio playing. |
Yes, you'll have to keep the audio track to keep the velocity performance. Alternatively, you could freeze Jamstix in REAPER. Jamstix 2 will come with its own internal freeze option to make this easier. _________________ Ralph Zeuner
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BoxOfSnoo Jamologist

Joined: 13 May 2007 Posts: 105
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Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 9:05 am Post subject: Re: Jamstix and Reaper Query |
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| Chip wrote: |
I've got jamstix working in reaper, with some good results on audio free-jam, but I have a couple of questions :-
1) Routing - In Reaper I have 8 tracks routed to the outputs from Jamstix. The first track (Kick) seems to have my audio input routed through it as well as the Kick - it can be seen on the level meter. I can't find any settings in reaper, or Jamstix that would cause this to happen.
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I think you need to set the recording mode for that track. Right-click on the VU meter and select MIDI Output. I actually set up 9 tracks, one for MIDI, 8 for audio. This way you can route audio in to Jamstix but record MIDI out and still record the audio generated to separate tracks.
Better yet, use this track template: http://www.cockos.com/forum/showpost.php?p=66963&postcount=2 I think you may still need to change the recording mode anyway.
| Chip wrote: |
2) Freezing / Manual mode. When I have finished my freejam, I want to freeze this and edit it manually. As far as I was aware, all I need to do is change from freejam to manual. Do I still need to keep my audio track routed to Jamstix - If i change to manual mode and then remove audio routing to Jamstix, the rhythm seems to change to a quiet basic rhythm - like when you are doing a freejam with no audio playing. I use a 'rough' audio track to get my Jamstix rhythm - I then want to freeze the rhythm and be able to delete, or mute the rough track in reaper.
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On the Arrangement tab, do you have "Use Arrangement" selected? |
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Chip Junior Jammer

Joined: 30 May 2007 Posts: 11
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Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 11:40 am Post subject: |
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Thanks everyone - I'll give it a go over the weekend
Chip |
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