* From Tyler Hanel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 06:17 PM 8/25/99 +0200, you wrote:
>* From "Olaf Molenveld" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>i agree:
>
>realtime mute-recording is possible.....
>
>but some kind of META mute-recording isn't possible right
>now.....unfortunately...
>
>this would be best in pattern chain mode...you chain the patterns the way
>you want...and you can transpose them too in this screen (meta transposing)
>and also set mutes in this screen.......so you can use 1 pattern, but with
>the meta-mute settings you can make lot's of combination with
>them...building up and breaking down a complete song if you want with only 1
>pattern....
>
>this is very high on the wishlist ;-)
>someone on this list even made some very nice screenshots of how this
>meta-mute recording in patternchain mode could be implemented in the GUI...
>
>Olaf
>
I still have that screenshot around somewhere if anybody wants it reposted.
What the rm1x really needs is some way to automate all the tasks that we
now do realtime (pattern switching, muting, transposing, etc) so that
finished songs can be made by people who like making them that way. Right
now I'm happy enough with the 'live mixing' that the rm1x requires though.
I find that if I set things (mute memories, knob assignments) up cleverly,
and practice a bit, I can create finished songs that I am happy with. It
really is a performance insturment in that respect. As far as recording all
that stuff, I wonder if somebody clever would be able to write software to
do this? Does the rm1x even send out/respond to pattern
change/mute/transpose messages?
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 5:58 PM
>Subject: Re: Recording Mute in Realtime
>
>
>> * From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> ok, the debate on this one hasn't died yet and this mooot business i
>believe
>> is still not possible.
>>
>> hhhaaaaahhhhh......hang on before you slice me.
>>
>> i think most people when trying to compose their track would like to do it
>in
>> traditional drum machine style. therefore NOT in realtime but in step
>time.
>> step by step muting wherever necessary until a song has been completed but
>in
>> pattern mode (where most people reside).
>>
>> as far as i'm aware, please please correct me if i'm wrong because i'd be
>a
>> very happy person if was the case case, but there is no direct mute
>function
>> for the rm1x.
>>
>> as some have said there is and i've analyzed the responses, recording
>mutes
>> in realtime is somewhat defeating the object. i think most people that
>are
>> requesting the REAL mute function are thinking to compose a "song" using
>> numerous patterns and bar by bar sit and mute the tracks (ie. breaking
>down
>> the drums - good example).
>>
>> by far an easy way to make quick songs and an irresponsible ommitance on
>the
>> part of yamaha as they got half way there with pattern chain mode.
>>
>> once a machine with the power and features of the rm1x, expandability of a
>jv
>> synth, an editing screen with a key grid feature, multiple outputs,
>optional
>> monitor output then i'm selling my pc and never returning.
>>
>> until then here's hoping....
>>
>> ps. if you really think the rm1x has this mute function as mentioned then
>> write it on a wet fish and slap me in the face with it.
>>
>> ciao yammas
>>
>> jon.s.
>>
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