Elektron Musical Instruments

Ok so you have your six outputs you record your midi sequence from MD 
to a Midi track in whatever your sequencer is, then you create 5 more 
midi tracks set them to MD123456 then copy your whole sequence from the 
1 midi track to midi tracks 123456 now blow them all up and star on 
midi 1 cause thats where your kick is and delete all midi data on that 
track except the kick drum trigger pattern Then go to midi track 2 
delete all midi data except the snr trigger pattern so on and so on 
this is the best and only way to do it also when your first midi 
pattern from MD is imported to your sequencer remember to quantize that 
whole pattern so it snap to your sequncers 16th note grids then do the 
steps I mentioned above!!!!! Also when you want to burn your midi 
tracks to audio you will notice a bit of latency straying away from 
your sequencers 16th note grid you must go in and trim each audio hit 
on each of your audio tacks so that you push the attack of the waveform 
sample accurate to you grid Otherwise the latency from MD is going to 
be an issue when you use your softsynths becuase a softsynth has way 
less latency and then your timing for your song will suffer dramatic 
results so basically  time correct everything to grid you will see A 
huge improvement in you r mix as well from this but it is time 
consuming!!!!! Hope this helps regards Paul
On Oct 2, 2004, at 1:34 PM, vampyrecat13 wrote:

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>  Hi. Could someone please explain exactly how or refer me to the post
>  that explains how to transmit machinedrums midi into cubase(or any
>  software sequencer, pro tools etc.) so that each md sound/track is on
>  a different track in the software sequencer. Like kik on track 1 in
>  the software sequencer, snare 2, etc. etc. I searched for the anwser
>  cause I seem to remember something about it but couldnt find an
>  anwser. Thanks. Susan
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