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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 4 Inscrit : 27 nov. 07 Membre no 96,776 ![]() |
I just got Logic 8 and it looks very cool.
I imported a SMF and Demixed By Pitch the drum parts because I want to adust the levels on all the parts. Now all the parts are one channel 10 as you know. So, do I put all the parts on separate midi channels? That doesn't seen right because if I have many drum parts I would run out of midi channels. So, how do I do this? If anyone knows PLEASE, PLEASE, explain it to me as if you were speaking to a child. I'm serious. You really have to explain each step clearly. I've been looking thru the manual and I cannot see anything related to this. Yes, it tells you you can do it, but doesn't really tell you how. I'm very frustrated and I know many of you have been there too. Thanks sus4 |
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![]() Rookie ![]() Groupe : Members Messages : 35 Inscrit : 17 août 05 Lieu : Den Haag - NL Membre no 68,847 ![]() |
In Logic 7 and other sequencers, I have cut and pasted a complete string of individual notes (the snare) for example, and pasted it into another midi track and assigned another instance of the drum module (Ultrabeat). Then, you can add effects, compression etc, do your automated volume and or change velocities (louder in the chorus for example). If your computer has enough horsepower, this should work. In logic, you can make audio tracks of midi then "freeze" them to conserve your cpu. That would be a work around. Good luck!
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