By funkycoldmedina
Sat Nov 01, 2014 11:50 pm
Hi all. I'm still using 1.6 because it has everything I need and I'm afraid of upgrading and losing projects as some others have complained about.
Anyways, here's my scenario: I have a 4 bar sequence. On track 1, I have my main melody, which is an intricately chopped pattern containing sounds from about 14 different pads. The program that contains all these pads is in mono mode, because these are the only samples in that particular program, and I want everything cutting everything else off.
Now for track 2, I want to make a duplicate of track 1's performance (without having to re-do the pattern manually, obviously). But on track 1, I want to filter out the lows. On track 2, I want to filter out the highs. Because both of these tracks contain the exact same pads within the exact same program, and they're in mono mode- what would be the best way to safely go about this? Can I copy my program and retain my exact same performance for track 2, so I can EQ it differently in the mixer without affecting track how track 1 is EQ'd?
I haven't figured out an easy way to do this yet without bouncing to the DAW, copying tracks, and doing it there. What should is the process I should go for here? Thanks in advance!
Anyways, here's my scenario: I have a 4 bar sequence. On track 1, I have my main melody, which is an intricately chopped pattern containing sounds from about 14 different pads. The program that contains all these pads is in mono mode, because these are the only samples in that particular program, and I want everything cutting everything else off.
Now for track 2, I want to make a duplicate of track 1's performance (without having to re-do the pattern manually, obviously). But on track 1, I want to filter out the lows. On track 2, I want to filter out the highs. Because both of these tracks contain the exact same pads within the exact same program, and they're in mono mode- what would be the best way to safely go about this? Can I copy my program and retain my exact same performance for track 2, so I can EQ it differently in the mixer without affecting track how track 1 is EQ'd?
I haven't figured out an easy way to do this yet without bouncing to the DAW, copying tracks, and doing it there. What should is the process I should go for here? Thanks in advance!



