A manual might come in handy too
Good luck with all that gear man...If you bump into santa again tell him to holla
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By BRAVO
Sat Sep 25, 2004 8:21 pm
WOW! That a mad question...Well not in theory but for some1 to invest in all that gear, a little common sense or experience should be applied
A manual might come in handy too
Good luck with all that gear man...If you bump into santa again tell him to holla
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A manual might come in handy too
Good luck with all that gear man...If you bump into santa again tell him to holla
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By binger0
Sat Sep 25, 2004 9:25 pm
nah i think he meant to get off ur lazy ass and figure it out. Thats my advice. u asked the most newbiest of newbie questions that all the answers can be found in bout half an hour of lookin at the manuals.
By featherboy
Sun Sep 26, 2004 12:09 am
The point we are making here about looking at your manuals is that you will get clear diagrams. This is simply a case of getting a few audio & midi cables & connecting them to sockets marked OUT on some bits of kit to sockets marked IN on others. It is easier for you to see a picture in front of you rather than us say "the fifth socket from the right" & then you need to ask "is that the fifth from the right if you have the back panel facing you, or fifth from the right if you are looking down on the sockets from the front of the machine?".....
You could probably get all the info you need just from the the Digi 002 manual, & that is the one you need to know how to do your recording.
You could probably get all the info you need just from the the Digi 002 manual, & that is the one you need to know how to do your recording.
By djimpak
Mon Sep 27, 2004 3:41 am
lmao thi s cat bought all this shit and doesnt have a clue how to hook it up ...will u even know how 2 make a beat
By NERO
Tue Sep 28, 2004 12:04 am
Come on kid i'm already produceing just dont know how to **** wit the pro tools What you got
By wkiw
Tue Sep 28, 2004 9:40 pm
do you want to do it midi or just input the out of the gear to do a multi track session?
refer to the manual on pro tools for midi tracks.
to hook it all up and have it record what you want
just do two master lines out of every machine into the back of the digi 2 unit.
for example
take a midi out a of the mpc
into midi a in of the triton
next
take midi out b of the mpc into
midi in b of the fantom
you will have to refer to all manuals about each instruments midi control functions and how to properly hook up the unit
now once you get the gear hooked up right
the rest in pro tools is easy\ just open up pro tools and in your session
activate 6 tracks
make sure each input is ready to go
mpc= inputs 1 .2
triton=inputs 3.4
fantom=inputs 5 .6
make sure you connect the gear to the correct inputs from the correct instrument outputs or you will not hear sounds!
this setup will have your mpc and you can sequence the triton and the fantom from the mpc.
learn how to hook up stuff and you can then hook it so pro tools is the master and you can midi sync and sequence everything from within pro tools.
anyway
hope this helps
peace
refer to the manual on pro tools for midi tracks.
to hook it all up and have it record what you want
just do two master lines out of every machine into the back of the digi 2 unit.
for example
take a midi out a of the mpc
into midi a in of the triton
next
take midi out b of the mpc into
midi in b of the fantom
you will have to refer to all manuals about each instruments midi control functions and how to properly hook up the unit
now once you get the gear hooked up right
the rest in pro tools is easy\ just open up pro tools and in your session
activate 6 tracks
make sure each input is ready to go
mpc= inputs 1 .2
triton=inputs 3.4
fantom=inputs 5 .6
make sure you connect the gear to the correct inputs from the correct instrument outputs or you will not hear sounds!
this setup will have your mpc and you can sequence the triton and the fantom from the mpc.
learn how to hook up stuff and you can then hook it so pro tools is the master and you can midi sync and sequence everything from within pro tools.
anyway
hope this helps
peace
By samplerate
Tue Oct 19, 2004 1:54 pm
Why buy equipment you have no idea how to use? I mean, this is music 101...LOL
By DJ Synaps
Sat Oct 23, 2004 9:29 pm
Ever hear the expression that some people have more money than brains?
