 Logic Pro Rookie Question, Transfering sounds to Logic pro 7 |
 mar. 28 juin 2005, 06:36
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I now have Logic Pro 7 on my new G5 imac. I would like to "record" or "sample" my sounds from my Alesis DM Pro sound module before i sell the thing. I've been working with Logic for about a month and my question is: How do I "transfer" all of the sounds from the sound module? Do I record them one at a time and use them as samples? Is there a way to do a MIDI dump so they all appear as midi choices and not recordings? There's a lot to learn with new program and I'm not finding my question answered easily in the pile of manuals and books I have already purchased. I appreciate any help given but please answer as if I know little to nothing. Thanks!
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mar. 28 juin 2005, 07:57
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I am afraid you will have to record all the samples you want from your sound module. Midi just controls which sounds, what notes if it's a melodic instrument and how hard or soft they are played back, to put it simply. Midi doesn't actually make the sounds.
Ce message a été modifié par banevt - mar. 28 juin 2005, 07:58. |
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yojames Logic Pro Rookie Question mar. 28 juin 2005, 06:36
ourmanflinty I don't know if there's an environment for... mar. 28 juin 2005, 12:59 coldharbour The easiest way is to multisample the sounds you w... mar. 28 juin 2005, 17:05 loudstring Hi!
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