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From: [.oBla-vek ..] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>i.e. if you don't have all your drums on a single track, you can't
>hear the other rhythms (tracks) whilst editing... I've read this 1000
>times.
this is only true in grid recording (the X0X type)
>> There are functions in the rm1x
>>to split rhythm tracks to separate channels, but I'm not sure how it
works.
>when you say channels, do you mean one of the 16 "tracks"?
yes he does. The split drum track job spits out different phrases based on
the key being used in the phrase. so if you use the internal tone genorator
it works great you get a phrase for all of your snares and a phrase for your
kick and a phrase for your cymbals. from here you can assign any of these to
a new midi channel or 'track'
>Last question, IS it true that you can not hear the other tracks when
>editing (writing) a element into the pattern .
once again only true in grid record. However you must stop playing in order
to go into record mode. and you must stop recording in order to switch midi
channels. which is a pain for live 'atom heart' type buildup tracks
m.
just curious,
o0o[qiB.]o0o
