By arebee
Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:55 am
are they full of tracks? there are 64 available tracks on one seq, so why not port across tracks from one seq to another and fill up the one seq.
8500's,2500's,1210's,1066's,1000's,RSD10's,BM9's,Z8's,606's,600's,G5's,4X4's,G4's,G3's,BS3X's,G2's,202's,RZ1's,SK1's,M1's
By blaster18
Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:25 pm
I want to make beats on top of accapellas. The 2nd feature is real nice because I can have my accapella on seq 1 with 90bars and then I can have seq 1 of only 4 bars.... They play together so smoothe. 2nd feature does not work to make a song... So Im asking is there anything else to compensate for the 2nd feature to make a song ?
I dont want to chop my accapella in tiny pieces Like 4 bars each or w/e... That would be retarded.
I dont want to chop my accapella in tiny pieces Like 4 bars each or w/e... That would be retarded.
By PzuvMynd
Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:14 am
Call me retarded then, Cause thats how I do it.
Some times I chop it up even smaller, tweak it out with the Qlink .
Like Arebee said, copy tracks from one sequence to another.
PZ
Some times I chop it up even smaller, tweak it out with the Qlink .
Like Arebee said, copy tracks from one sequence to another.
PZ
By Muied Lumens
Wed Jan 28, 2009 11:50 am
Arrange your beat sequences in song mode (not using the a capella samples) and convert to one long sequence. Then insert your vocal samples into a track.
For this to work smoothly, all tracks in your sequences has to be the same, the first sequence is used as reference.
For this to work smoothly, all tracks in your sequences has to be the same, the first sequence is used as reference.
By Lampdog
Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:31 pm
Muied Lumens wrote:Arrange your beat sequences in song mode (not using the a capella samples) and convert to one long sequence. Then insert your vocal samples into a track.
For this to work smoothly, all tracks in your sequences has to be the same, the first sequence is used as reference.
yep.
Stop getting automatically offended when you see gold letters!
By swamp gravy
Wed Jan 28, 2009 11:26 pm
Muied Lumens wrote:Arrange your beat sequences in song mode (not using the a capella samples) and convert to one long sequence. Then insert your vocal samples into a track.
For this to work smoothly, all tracks in your sequences has to be the same, the first sequence is used as reference.
yeah i learned this the hard way the last couple days. Name all your tracks in Sequence 1, even if they don't appear on that sequence, in song mode everything from Sequence 1 is used as reference.
Also every track must have the same program used throughout.
By blaster18
Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:03 am
PzuvMynd sorry for putting it this way. You aint retarded, I ment that for my purpose it would be dumb of me to do that.
Muied Lumens thank you, I really liek this way. One question for you please, how do you convert all ur seqs into one? Is that something that called MAS? I seen I can change to that instead of SEQ but I do not really know what that does because I seen no effect.
swamp gravy, what do you mean by, "every track must have the same program used throughout?"
Thanks.
Muied Lumens thank you, I really liek this way. One question for you please, how do you convert all ur seqs into one? Is that something that called MAS? I seen I can change to that instead of SEQ but I do not really know what that does because I seen no effect.
swamp gravy, what do you mean by, "every track must have the same program used throughout?"
Thanks.
By Muied Lumens
Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:15 am
The convert-to-sequence feature is in Song mode, where it says "convert" (F4). 