Re: an accessible virtual midi device
how?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=160102#p160102
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Re: an accessible virtual midi device
I want a software to produce midi with it!QWS also requires a midi controllerI dont have money now to pay for thatif you have any software or something that can produce midi, tell meI dont want to use previous versions of sonarthe new version have some
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Okay, maybe Im crazy, but Im still looking for a little confirmation here. If I set an instrument in the initial settings for a track in QWS, that should insert a program change at the very start of the song, right? So why is no program change showing up in the event
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I dont know for sure (QWS was not overly intuitive to me and I abandoned trying to figure it out), but I know that NWC has two ways to set the instrument: through the staff properties, and through instrument patches.I dont actually think these are that different when
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I still must be doing something wrong. When I go into the initial properties dialogue (by navigating to a track and either pressing alt+Enter or going to the Track menu Init. Properties) and select an instrument from the instrument list, it doesnt change the midi
Re: Making Music with MIDI
A quick question for you QWS users:So, I got the Motif instrument list and used it to pick out instruments for the various tracks of a midi - in theory, now when I load that midi into my Motifs song mode, it should actually play the right voices... But I want
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi joseph!Remember to change the instrument when youre not playhing the midi file, so: stop playing, change instruments and then play it again!This should work!There could bee the situation where you change your instruments correctly and you save your changes but when
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi, how do we make rithems? and how do we play drums etc?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149216#p149216
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Re: Making Music with MIDI
Drums are usually on channel 10. I dont know how this works in QWS (In NWC, you can select the channel for a staff in staff properties, on the midi tab).URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149235#p149235
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi All!This is how to work in qws:kae is right; usually drums go in track 10 or channel 10.When you want to use a drumkit, do exactly what yould do in the other channels or tracks.Keep in mind that when you want to transpose a song youll have to mute the track
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Thanks to all for the tips on QWS. Its definitely going to fit the bill - they even have an instrument list for the Motif series keyboards already, so Im pretty psyched. You guys rock!URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=149032#p149032
Re: midi
Hi.Well, have you configured your keyboard? Installed the drivers and everything? Have you checked the volume for the midi output? And, have you configured QWS to your midi controler? I dont have much experience with midi, but that was just some generel stuff I can think about.URL
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Forgive my ignorance, since I havent worked in QWS, but I just want to clarify: when you say you go into the track properties and change the instrument/program/bank settings, do you mean on your PSR? I think I should be able to do something like that on my Motif
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi all! In qws there each track has its own properties and there are many instruments lists for many keyboard.You can even create your personal list with just the sounds you like.When you are in the track property and try to select a sound from your keyboard
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Ah - now Im tracking. Hmm...that just might work for me. Ill have to check it out...URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=148900#p148900
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Re: midi
Hi,Make sure to check your midi ports in QWS. Unfortunately, Ive forgotten how to do this, but next time I go play with my midi keyboard Ill be sure to double check and let you know, unless someone else does it before hand.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=148912
Re: midi
thanks guys for letting me know...I was able to get it fixed(port issues)...Thanks again!URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=148956#p148956
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Re: Making Music with MIDI
At raygrote: Could you go into a little more detail about how you go about using QWS to take advantage of the voices on your Yamaha keyboard? It might be applicable to me since I have a Motif...URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=148821#p148821
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Hi everyone,Do any of you use any midi controlers or anything like that?The reason I asked is because a while ago now, I baught a midi controller(to use with qws)...I bought a acorn instruments masterkey 49...The only problem is, there is no sound from the computer...Its a USB midi
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi,as I say, I dont have a Motif, or anything based on it, though i plan to get one. For the psr series of keyboards, its pretty simple, just go into track properties and change the instrument, program and bank settings. PSR keyboards have GM instruments working right
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Personally, to make midi music, I use QWS with my Yamaha psr-s700 keyboard... thinking of upgrading to a Mox6, and hoping to dear God it wont be a nightmare to use with QWS, since all I need is the ability to sequence with its awesome sounds... I dont need any
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I know there are ways to use kontakt, but they only work on windows xp up to 7 as far as I know, because they use HSC and jfw, or at least the methods ive found do. they can be found at:www.vipaudioaccess.comi found it by accident, went through the whole installation
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I know there are ways to use kontakt, but they only work on windows xp up to 7 as far as I know, because they use HSC and jfw, or at least the methods ive found do. they can be found at:www.vipaudioaccess.comi found it by accident, went through the whole installation
Re: Making Music with MIDI
hi all is there a simple v s t i player that can unable to play me for realtime?URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=148510#p148510
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Re: Making Music with MIDI
Claudio: the best way to listen to what youre writing is to compile the score as a midi file, then just listen to the midi playback using your standard media player.To compile the piece as a midi youll want a \midi{} block inside your score block...then when you click
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi all!Im just learning how to use lilypond and I like it very much because with NVDA I can read almost everything Ive just written.Now a little question:I use lilypad for writting and as i click the file just created it gives mee a copy of the music in PDF.Now
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi Cae,Just wanted to ask. I just went to the noteworthy site, but cant find a version that doesnt have limitations on what you can do with it. any advice?also, does it come with a default soundfont/midi set?The Doctor.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I think this is a setup for the evaluation, but its a very old version: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/165 … al-nwc.exeThe only restrictions are the ten saves and inability to edit a registered users files, which never really bothered me. This installer is old
Re: Making Music with MIDI
OK, Ill try that first, but just have a look at it because it looks like you cant save anything and looks really weird. correct me if im wrong however.could you write a guide for anyone wanting to use it?The Doctor.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid
Re: Making Music with MIDI
You can save your own files up to ten times, which has been more than enough for me for the majority of songs. (*Cough*There might be a way to copy and paste whole staves from one unregistered file into a new one to get around that, but I only ever kept multiples once
Re: Making Music with MIDI
hi sir use the link which i have given since the midi sinth u are using i have used it and i dont like that so plz try thisURL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=147286#p147286
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Re: Making Music with MIDI
I looked at it, and it looks as though they took bassmidi and added tons of functionality to it (If the chaining soundfonts is what it sounds like, then Im certainly interested).URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=147365#p147365
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Noteworthy Composer looks like an interesting program...it reminds me of the notation suite I was using before I started using Lilypond. Out of curiosity, do you have any experience with printing scores with Noteworthy, and if so, what sort of feedback did you get
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I dont really know how Lilypond compares in terms of input; once you have NWC figured out, you can edit pretty quickly, but its not optimized for accessibility, so it takes some learning to figure out how to navigate the score (the menus and such are just fine). I
Re: Making Music with MIDI
I dont really know how Lilypond compares in terms of input; once you have NWC figured out, you can edit pretty quickly, but its not optimized for accessibility, so it takes some learning to figure out how to navigate the score (the menus and such are just fine). I
Re: Making Music with MIDI
hi i have gitarpro that does the job for meURL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=147400#p147400
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Making Music with MIDI
Hooray for alliteration! Anyhow, I posted this question in another topic, but since that topic promptly died, I figured Id take another crack at it.So, I have been writing music in a program thats primarily geared towards score preparation, but can also compile a midi
Re: Making Music with MIDI
Hi,Ill take this one.Ok, so theres a few ways to do this, some easier than others.Firstly, what program are you referring to, Sibelius perhaps?I believe Sibelius has the capability to export to .wav using its own instrument library. So if thats the program you use
Re: Making Music with MIDI
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