Exporting Tracks

Danoc wrote:@Lampdog.
Yes sir. Yes when importing midi there isnt a sound. When you import you just drag and drop into a midi lane then add sound to the preferred midi channel/Lane. What's dope is you can change the tempo to your liking without any artifacts.

Danoc wrote:@CharlesRandolph
When l export it takes seconds Not minutes. Yes l will mix and what not but it doesnt take long because of my experience and l love to do it. Does it sound good? You get what you put in.
And l can export with all that l ddid to a track, effects, fader movements etc or dry. I do dry to drag and drop into Reason.

CharlesRandolph wrote:@DANOC @LAMPDOG

I just had a session with Pianist, they played the full piece using a MIDI piano. They sent me the MIDI FILE and all I had to do was use quality piano sample sets. I love to do that! I send it back to them and they feel like they're playing in Carnegie Hall

Danoc wrote::lol: lol see told ya. I love to export and do the midi like you did with the pianist. Its so easy. I do the midi thing a lot with chords.

99.9 % in my desk top PC lol the other 1% is on the MPC. Im ITB. I never thought l would love being ITB. I was hybrid also. But once l saw the benefits of being ITB l slowly transitioned.

Danoc wrote:I don't know if you can send midi tracks out while playing live out through tracking. I could be wrong. You have to set that up inside the MPC. And being midi is not audio it won't go out. Again I could be wrong, if someone can correct me that would be cool on your part.

You said exporting is ****? Artifacts? Desynchronized? I never experienced that. Bugs, ok, but I haven't experienced bugs either. Some have. Exporting has been a blessing. If you experienced crazy stuff while exporting, it's not the exporting, you probably have a bug or you're not exporting properly.

Rose le cowboy wrote:Hi Tutor,

By midi tracks in this topic I mean midi tracks playing internal synth or kit.

Did you figure out how to route this kind of midi tracks playing internal audio sources (I don't mean routing the programms!) to one of the 32 out or the mpc plugin in controler mode ?

Hope you did. Such a pity to have spend 1999 bucks in order to record live the 6 outputs because the export function is c.r.a.p. (desynchronized individual tracks, audio artefacts, unpredictible bugs...).

Rose le cowboy wrote:@ Danoc

Thx. Due to your post, I tried again inividual tracks export. and it worked ! deliciously !

It also dramatically reduced the workflow's options. Song Mode becomes useless : it seems you have to "freeze" the chain of several sequence in the one only first sequence.

CharlesRandolph wrote:
By the end of this year, I should be fully DANTE integrated. So all audio will be patched over ethernet and exported audio data will be pulled from the other network.

@lampdog Considering your IT background, have you looked into this?
https://www.audinate.com/resources/trai ... n-training

Danoc wrote:that sounds dope. So if you have 100 tracks you export all 100 tracks?

CharlesRandolph wrote:

Danoc wrote:that sounds dope. So if you have 100 tracks you export all 100 tracks?

No, but I could track as many instruments that's in the network. Without having to physically re-patch.

Danoc wrote:Is that like a patch bay?

CharlesRandolph wrote:Yes, there is discussion on pushing MIDI and transferring files over Dante as well. With Dante Via software, you can route any audio that plays on your computer into you DAW. They also just added Dante AV which is Video over IP. This will be the Future and the new production pieces need to incorporate it.