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 sam. 25 févr. 2006, 02:17
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Greetings!
I'm a newb to the forum and to MIDI, but have been engineering on and off for years now. I am currently running ProTools LE 6.9 on a G4, and I have a quick MIDI question: I am trying to use a MIDI keyboard/controller to record a stereo track of BFD for a demo. Prior to using the keyboard I simply wrote in all the MIDI notes manually. Anyway, I'm wondering if I can "overdub" MIDI, meaning can I take a 1st pass on my MIDI channel to record kick and snare, and then go back and "overdub" the hihat / cymbals on the same MIDI track without erasing the pass of kick and snare that I already recorded? Basically I'm hoping that I can use MIDI and BFD to operate very similarly to how an old school drum machine works. Any help or advice would be great, thanks! 
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sam. 25 févr. 2006, 08:50
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As far as I remember (I worked with PT midi about a year ago) if it is in overdub, it will not overwrite anything & you can keep adding notes to yer lil' hearts' content. If you don't like the notes from the last pass, you can cntrl z & eliminate it & then continue with your overdubbing.
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bigsnack Can You "overdub" Midi? sam. 25 févr. 2006, 02:17
bigsnack So you are confirming that there is an overdub mod... dim. 26 févr. 2006, 06:12
bigsnack Okay, after doing some research and some noodling ... mar. 28 févr. 2006, 00:17 |
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