mr_debauch wrote:see if there is a "record on input" feature in cubase. I have seen the feature in other DAWs but I am not sure if cubase has it.
Lampdog wrote:mr_debauch wrote:see if there is a "record on input" feature in cubase. I have seen the feature in other DAWs but I am not sure if cubase has it.
If that's the case then it's not a midi message feature, an input sensing type
feature that in the software possibly?
mr_debauch wrote:Lampdog wrote:mr_debauch wrote:see if there is a "record on input" feature in cubase. I have seen the feature in other DAWs but I am not sure if cubase has it.
If that's the case then it's not a midi message feature, an input sensing type
feature that in the software possibly?
yeah, because I cant say I used that kind of feature very often... but for example:
a year or two ago I used it in fl studio with an axiom controller. I pushed a button on the keyboard while record on input was enabled and it would start the sequencer recording and then I would play my notes so I didn't have to click record and dash back to the controller. If fl studio has the feature then I am pretty sure cubase has something like that.
ion wrote:that means there is NO synchronisation between em..............
ion wrote:given this set up, can i still synchronize Logic to the mpc?
huhion wrote: i need logic to start exactly with the mpc and stay in sync until the end obviously..Sound modules are slaves, the sequencer is master/timing when synced.
funk doc wrote:i got a problem,i sync my 2500 wit logic(9) like lampdog said but when i try to record midi data from mpc to logic there's no midi data write in midi track in logic,someone can help me,thanks!!
