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18 Jan 2011
Hello,

My question is: How to draw and edit MIDI automation data such as modulation to apply on all (or select multiple) MIDI channels within one track?

On my midi controller (Rroland A90) i can activate 4 channels at the same time and record automation data to 4 MIDI channels simultaneously. but i do not want this just for recording. i want it when i draw an automation curve to be automatically applied or duplicated to other MIDI channels.

I'd be grateful for an idea on how to go about this...
2 Oct 2006
Hello everyone,

My question to all you tech wizards:
My computer G5 dual is being used really heavily for graphic design, communication of all sorts and... well, of course music.

I am encountering often many problems when I start Logic. Often configurations seem to be not remembered correctly, audio or midi has to be re-configured - almost every single time when I want to start any work in Logic. This is frustrating and time consuming. These things occur randomly and can never be tracked down or repeated for proper troubleshooting. (I am running numerous hardware synths, as well as plugins and a Kontakt2 in addition to Logic., I also use an Emagic mt4 midi-interface and a Presonus Firebox)

My plan is to get a new Mac Pro in a few months to move all the music production over to a seperate machine.
But in the interim, to reduce some of the problems or at least stabilize the work environment I thought it might be advantagous to make a seperate user for the music production. This way the machine could be booted without all the fonts and extra drivers etc. which are needed for graphics applications.


So my questions are:

Does it makes sense (and to what extent and why) to maybe use an extra harddrive to put the music apps on? maybe even a complete additional system installation on an extra drive?
Does separating out the music apps to a different user account on the computer help at all - will it be beneficial in attempt to gain stability for Logic etc., free system memory or even speed up certain things?
If this is advisable, how do I get a third internal harddrive into my G5 dual (i already use an external for sample libraries)?

What is your advice, how would you solve this?
31 Aug 2006
Has someone here already had experience with MOTU ethno? or was able to compare EastWest's RA to Ethno?

about MOTU's Ethno I have these specific questions which I am curious about before considering buying it (the price is really attractive...)

1. Are the single instruments (not loops) programmed to where the modulation wheel on a controller keyboard can be used for expression by default? (I don't want to program everything myself... only changing if i really need to)

2. Are the samples multi-sampled, by which I mean if you hit the same note twice, is there a alternate sample sounding in order to enhance realism?

3. How realistic is the playing of melodic instruments e.g. bowed string instruments? How well is it programmed e.g. legato and other expressions? How playable is it right out of the box?

I'll be grateful to hear about your experiences and advice...
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