how do you mix midi tracks ?

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Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By Lampdog Mon Apr 27, 2009 4:29 pm
jahjudd wrote:i'm having trouble

Me too.

Street Fighter 4 is hard as hell. I'll be ok with more practice though.
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Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By rich_biatch Mon Apr 27, 2009 5:45 pm
you get a bowl, assemble your ingredients, add the midi, sprinkle in the tracks a little at a time while you stir with a wooden spoon

Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By Mike Frost Tue Apr 28, 2009 12:26 pm
..as you've hopefully guessed by now people are taking the piss because you ask an extremely general question, and you ask it in a pretty vague way. If you expand on your issue and try to detail the trouble you're having you're much more likely to get an answer that's actually useful.
As is, i'd say smallest last. And I mean it.

Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By jahjudd Sat May 02, 2009 12:45 am
the questions sounds simple to me how do you mix midi tracks ?

mixing still means adjusting the volumes of different tracks right ?

not a hard question?

it takes more energy to be a dick than to help someone. no ones required to help if they don't want to. all you mpc elitists can suck me. what the **** is this forum for. even if i can can spend a lot of time looking through a manual for my answer, whats so wrong with asking for a quick solution. bunch of **** assholes make life shitty. why not make it better. ask yourself why you want to spend your time dissing people, and putting them down, when you could be making your awesome **** masterful mpc wizard music.

dicks

**** you
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Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By faze1 Sat May 02, 2009 1:30 am
You should start by converting your midi info into audio. Meaning record your midi tracks as audio. Then worry about mixing. We need a little more info so we know how to help you. My answer assumes that you have midi recorded on the mpc. Therefor you let the recorded midi playback the synth/vst or whatever you use and record while it plays back. My answer might not satisfy you cuz of how i work. I dont stay in the midi realm for too long. Once im done creating on the mpc i bounce my tracks to my DAW. Nowadys i only use midi to initially record my vst's/sound modules into the mpc (and sending cc messages) Give a little more info and maybe others will be able to help you a little better.

Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By jahjudd Sat May 02, 2009 2:44 pm
faze1 wrote:You should start by converting your midi info into audio. Meaning record your midi tracks as audio. Then worry about mixing. We need a little more info so we know how to help you. My answer assumes that you have midi recorded on the mpc. Therefor you let the recorded midi playback the synth/vst or whatever you use and record while it plays back. My answer might not satisfy you cuz of how i work. I dont stay in the midi realm for too long. Once im done creating on the mpc i bounce my tracks to my DAW. Nowadys i only use midi to initially record my vst's/sound modules into the mpc (and sending cc messages) Give a little more info and maybe others will be able to help you a little better.


well thank you that was actually helpful, i appreciate it.

Re: how do you mix midi tracks ?

By jahjudd Sat May 02, 2009 4:45 pm
rich_biatch wrote:and we appreciate you and your vagueness


ok bitchass, if u really wanna help, i'll be a little clearer.

i'm using my synth (juno g) to make midi tracks on my mpc.
so when i'm using it to make multitimbral midi tracks, how do i adjust the volumes on each track?
it didn't seem to happen the way i thought it should.

any suggestions yoda ?
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