Hey folks. Just wanted to remind everyone about my current kickstarter campaign
to raise the funds to produce my second album entitled Headspace. I'm offering
many fun rewards for different levels of giving including a free digital copy
of the album when it is released, production consultations,
Yeah, my thing is I am not the best at sequencing, but, you're right. How
am I gonna learn, if I don't just get my feet wet and try getting out of my
comfort zone. My biggest thing is I'm not good at coming up with different
variation for playing. But, that's for another discussion.
Chris.
I totally see what you mean. Those arps really do suck and aren't that useful.
I've never heard of any plugs having this feature, but if I come across
something, I'll let you know.
Kevin
On Apr 4, 2012, at 10:48 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
> You know how some keyboards have built in acc
Yep and they're among a multitude listed in the keyboard shortcuts pdf which I
try to read every so often to remind myself of forgotten combinations.
Slau
On Apr 4, 2012, at 10:28 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
> Wow! That's great! Kind a like switching between tabs. Well, ok, I did say
You know how some keyboards have built in accompinimwent styles, where by,
you chose the style you want, and turn auto-accompiniment mode on, then when
you play a chord in your left hand, you don't even have to hold the chord
down, you just press and release, and it then will fill in the drums,
Wow! That's great! Kind a like switching between tabs. Well, ok, I did
say kind a... give me a break... LOL! I also like that tip Kevin tought me,
where when creating a new track, command+left gives you a mono track, and
command right gives you a stereo, and command+up and down select the ty
Just wanted to point out that you needn't click on the track first and check to
see if it's selected. You can just navigate to the track and press VO-Shift-m
straight away. BTW, just another note about naming tracks, if you want to name
multiple tracks, after typing a name, pressing Command-righ
I'm not sure what you mean by finding the "time format" but if you meant to ask
where you'd find the various time displays, that would be in the Edit window
within the Counter Display cluster.
HTH,
Slau
On Apr 4, 2012, at 9:04 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
> ok, then where do I then in
You should be good to go with just the Mac and key board. You will of corse
get much more milage with a mixer/Control Surfase.
- Original Message -
From: "Courtney Curran"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: a stupid question
Hi,
I have protools 10.
Thanks,
Court
Hi,
I have protools 10.
Thanks,
Courtney
On 04/04/2012, at 10:05 in the Afternoon, Poppa Bear wrote:
> Which version do you have? From my understanding, with Pro tools 8 you do
> need a device/serfase and they have to be from Digidesign with the exception
> of the Mackie Onyx serfases that had t
Which version do you have? From my understanding, with Pro tools 8 you do
need a device/serfase and they have to be from Digidesign with the exception
of the Mackie Onyx serfases that had temperary drivers available for the pro
tools 8. With Pro tools 9 and up, I believe you can just use the cor
Hi,
I'm kind of new with protools. If I have an imac with a numeric keypad. Can I
use protools with no control surface or mixer whatsoever? Or do I need some
kind of mixer to use protools?
Courtney
Take this job and shove it, you ain't workin heea no mo. LOL! NO, I'm just
kidding with ya.
You're not fired, these things happen. I figured it out. My only question
now is, how do I change my zoom ratio, so when I hit num pad 1 and 2, I'm
ajusting how much and how quickly it shuttles thro
oh, never mind, you probably mean that is a sub menu in the view menu.
God, can you tell it's been a long day?
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "Slau Halatyn"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 7:54 PM
Subject: Re: Kevin and I both! are baffled with something
Hi Chris,
First, b
ok, then where do I then in the edit window find the time format?
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "Slau Halatyn"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 7:54 PM
Subject: Re: Kevin and I both! are baffled with something
Hi Chris,
First, bTW, I spell my name s l a u not s l a o but I
You wrote:
If you have a control surface, double tap the select button and it'll bring
up the name dialog.
I totally forgot about that little trick! Thanks for the 1o1 reminder.
LOL!
Chris.
There're two ways you can do this.
You either can interact with your name track list table, then hit vo+space
to select the track in question, then once done, hit vo+F3 to be sure that
the track is indeed selected.
Next, press vo+shift+M to get your context menu, then go to rename.
In heere,
Thanks. It was early and I was on no sleep and I just couldn't remember where
the hell it was. Lol. I'm fired.
Kevin
Hi Chris,
First, bTW, I spell my name s l a u not s l a o but I did consider the o
spelling at one time. Anyway, it's Slau.
OK, it doesn't matter which window you're in, just go to the View menu and go
down to the Main Counter submenu and select the time format. Done.
HTH,
Slau
On Apr 4, 201
If you have a control surface, double tap the select button and it'll bring up
the name dialog. Otherwise, bring up a contextual menu on the track name in the
track list and choose "Rename."
HTH,
Slau
On Apr 4, 2012, at 7:33 PM, Eric Lambier wrote:
> Hey all
>
> Can anyone please give me the
OK, Slao, perhaps you, or someone else can chime in here.
The other day, on list, I asked how to change my session from letting me
navigate by bars and beats, to navigating by time, like say... hours,
minutes, seconds, etc.
I know one of you, can't remember who, sorry, told me how to do this,
Hey all
Can anyone please give me the steps for naming a track? I new it then forgot.
LOL
Eric
I have a 003 and read that there is a way to map the control surface
so that I can operate plugin parameters with the knobs on the 003. I
tried to follow the instructions, but it seems VO can't see the "lear"
or "Factory Default Map" buttons in the plugin window. Any help?
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