I usually keep the delay, when I record the loop I hit stop on the MnM right at the end of the loop and keep logic recording so I keep the tail. I don't always use it, sometimes a loop sounds ok if one cuts off where the next begins, but I always have the tail in case I need to end a section and want it to hang over. But if it's an important delay sometimes I just use two tracks for one part and alternate the loops on each track so the tail hangs over and I can keep track of everything. On 3/31/05 11:52 AM, "Scott Kellogg" wrote: > > When you print MnM sound to Logic, do you kill the delay? When I > record MnM loops into Live, I run them in dry, and add FX in the > software. I guess this means that some of the cool delay/param lock > tricks you can do on the MnM won't make it into loop form. > > /Scott > > On Mar 31, 2005, at 11:49 AM, Andy Tarpinian wrote: > >> >> On 3/31/05 8:49 AM, "Scott Kellogg" wrote: >> >>> >>> Andy, >>> >>> Is this track recorded mostly straight from the hardware, or did you >>> assemble it in Logic? >>> >>> /Scott >> >> Well the first section was created and mock arranged on the MnM, >> including >> the drums via midi. Then I recorded all the individual 4 bar loops for >> each >> part, and assembled them on their respective tracks in logic basically >> replicating what I came up with on the MnM. The second section was all >> improv in logic because I can't sequence the 101 right now, so I just >> played >> parts in live and edited and arranged them in logic. >> >> I find this works the best for me, get the inspiration from sequencing >> outside of the computer, and then getting it all in logic multitracked >> so I >> have the freedom to get the mix I want and edit stuff visually. >> >> >> >> >> >> Yahoo! Groups Links >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
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Re: [elektron] Re: How to create a track?!
2005-03-31 by Andy Tarpinian