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guitarhacker
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 Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 9:30 pm Post subject: recording JS2 midi output |
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| I have downloaded the demo and am considering buying the JS2 package. I played several of the preloaded songs and tried to save them to the track as midi and as audio. unsuccessful, .....are they even savable in the demo? how is that done...or is it all saved in JS2 that reloads automatically with the song tracks. I'm using cakewalk MC4 as the host, and had no problems other than saving the midi or audio in the MC4 tracks. |
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bunkaroo
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| Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 9:33 pm Post subject: Re: recording JS2 midi output |
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| guitarhacker wrote: | | I have downloaded the demo and am considering buying the JS2 package. I played several of the preloaded songs and tried to save them to the track as midi and as audio. unsuccessful, .....are they even savable in the demo? how is that done...or is it all saved in JS2 that reloads automatically with the song tracks. I'm using cakewalk MC4 as the host, and had no problems other than saving the midi or audio in the MC4 tracks. |
The MIDI output on the demo is limited to putting out all kicks. So if you do successfully output it to track, you will get all the same notes. The audio has a random noise generator.
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Ralph [RZ]
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| Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 9:46 am Post subject: Re: recording JS2 midi output |
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| guitarhacker wrote: | | how is that done...or is it all saved in JS2 that reloads automatically with the song tracks. |
The arrangement is saved within JS2 and also automatically in your host when you save its project so there is no need to save the MIDI data separately unless you need to use the host's MIDI editing facilities.
You can export MIDI through drag&drop (if supported by the host) but the demo will make all sounds kick sounds. You can also record the MIDI output (if the hosts supports it) as JS2 plays.
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