By Roel Balvers
Fri Oct 28, 2022 12:42 pm
Hello!
I find myself wanting to improve my workflow a bit and I keep running into the same challenge.
Normally I would make one sequence with all my different tracks each containing a seperate instrument. Some tracks containing the same program. Once I'm happy with what I copy the sequence two or three times to make some variations on the ''main'' sequence, then copy it another two or three times to create some breaks. Next I would copy my ''main'' sequence several times again and mute some trakcs here and there to create an intro/outro.
In the end I would have like 12 to 16 different sequence. It happens quite often that when I'm finished with creating different sequences for my arrangement I feel the track is lacking some sound in for example the mid range. I then would want to add another track to all of my sequences to fill that gap.
Is there a clever way to add a new track to all of your sequences at once or do I have to go into each seperate sequence to add the new track, select the program, insert the midi data etc.?
I mostly work on techno or electro music.
Thanks in advance!
Roel
P.s. any tips or advice on my workflow is also welcome.
I find myself wanting to improve my workflow a bit and I keep running into the same challenge.
Normally I would make one sequence with all my different tracks each containing a seperate instrument. Some tracks containing the same program. Once I'm happy with what I copy the sequence two or three times to make some variations on the ''main'' sequence, then copy it another two or three times to create some breaks. Next I would copy my ''main'' sequence several times again and mute some trakcs here and there to create an intro/outro.
In the end I would have like 12 to 16 different sequence. It happens quite often that when I'm finished with creating different sequences for my arrangement I feel the track is lacking some sound in for example the mid range. I then would want to add another track to all of my sequences to fill that gap.
Is there a clever way to add a new track to all of your sequences at once or do I have to go into each seperate sequence to add the new track, select the program, insert the midi data etc.?
I mostly work on techno or electro music.
Thanks in advance!
Roel
P.s. any tips or advice on my workflow is also welcome.
. I think i might just stick with the way I'm used to doing it. I can see myself ending up with a lot of empty tracks in the end by only using odd # tracks. Thanks for the tip though!