well, i'll say it seems to work fine for me. i triggered MD patterns from Cubase with Cubase as the master, bounced it to audio. then laid a quicky bassline over it with a softsynth, bounced it all down as audio and it sounds fine. perfectly in sync. Drammy (almost called you Jammy, like Prince Jammy, yeah?), check the elektron-users.com post. it must be some settings..., i don't think so much the fault of Cubase, certainly not the MD. people rag on Cubase, but i have it working fine...although i haven't tested it a ton yet. so maybe i speak too soon. anyway, i'm psyched, if you ask me, this is the best of both worlds. programming patterns in the MD, utilizing parameter locks there, then sequencing in Cubase and having all the parameter automation i could dream of alongside it. i will say dealing with mutes in Cubase isn't the best...currently drawing in volume tweaks for each machine. apparently there is a way to use midi notes to program mutes, i don't know it yet, but a guy from elektron-users mentioned it. that and it would be nice if the MD transmitted something on it's own when you mute/unmute. then you could record mutes in realtime right into Cubase. and editing them would be much easier than dealing with a constant volume curve...
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Re: Machinedrum and Cubase
2005-07-04 by dougvarn
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