Hi Martin,
BTW, you don't have to click with the mouse to select an event, only to edit
it. Also, BTW, the other day you asked about tabbing to events in a MIDI or
Instrument track. In order for that behavior to work, the track view needs to
be set to Notes rather than Clips.
HTH,
Slau
> On Jan
Shit, I just re-read your message and realized that you were talking about
Strike. Strike is not GM at all so I'm afraid it wouldn't work very well. Sorry,
Slau
> On Jan 6, 2017, at 10:42 AM, Martin (Punky) Sopart wrote:
>
> Hi and thanks Slau!
>
> So if I have already my MIDI data on one or m
Hi Martin,
I'm on a quick lunch break so I can't answer in detail but Superior Drummer
doesn't use a purely GM layout so some stuff will work but there are certain
things about their key map that are specific to their products. It's possible
to switch to a GM map but I haven't mapped out those c
I believe FlowTools will work with Superior Drummer soon... right guys?
At 06:38 AM 1/6/2017, you wrote:
Hello all and have a happy 2017!
Usually I record my drum tracks by using external MIDI sound modules.
Could some one recommend a more or less accessible software instrument like
Xpand2! Or
Hi and thanks Slau!
So if I have already my MIDI data on one or more tracks and only need some
sounds to work on the MIDI data on the way, Strike could do the job?
Best! / Martin
> -Original Message-
> From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com]
> On Behalf Of Slau
Hi Martin,
And I'd be remiss if I didn't mention Strike from AIR. While the sounds are
good (not nearly as good as Superior Drummer), the strength of Strike is in its
pattern-based interface. Too much to detail here but, if you listen to some
demos on YouTube, you'll get a sense for what it's l
Hi Martin,
Toontrack's Superior Drummer is widely regarded as the most comprehensive set
of sample libraries for an enormous amount of kits. It's not cheap but even the
main version that comes with the NY Avatar library is quite enough to cover a
lot of ground. It's no accident that it's the de
Hello all and have a happy 2017!
Usually I record my drum tracks by using external MIDI sound modules.
Could some one recommend a more or less accessible software instrument like
Xpand2! Or Boom with much more natural drumsounds to use on the way.
Thanks and regards! / Martin
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You received t
Found this in the PT Access Dropbox.
This is what VI Labs said about manually installing the Ravenscroft 275
piano:
There are two possibilities for the location of the extracted ufs file, you
can either set it wherever you want and locate it when you launch UVI
Workstation (you can also add
It's a free file that comes with Ravenscroft. Not given those cowbells a
listen ;-)
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