In place of laptop if you are planing venues where you will always have a
power source, a mac mini may be a better option. Also Don't forget garage band
is quite usable and there is the add on of the main stage instrument pack. A
Mac Mini with GB would be a great start for playing synth live
Check out matrix view on Sonar. It's not exactly Live, but it's closest
thing that's accessible.
You can set up each sample to be latch, one shot, or synchronized with
beat, and so on.
Then you can just set up with something like launchpad.
Chi
On 11/21/2012 10:54 AM, Brian Casey wrote:
That r
That really depends on which your more comfortable with which runs more stable
for you etc. I find sonar quicker to navigate generally so that's why I go with
it. I always create my own sfz instruments for triggaring samples in very
specific ways etc.
I think you just need to figure exactly wha
Yeah, Live is much more geared toward that kind of thing. Pro Tools just isn't
designed for that.
Slau
On Nov 21, 2012, at 9:42 AM, Jean-Philippe Rykiel wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Thank you for your replies.
> My goal is to use virtual synths and a few loops I could hopefully build in
> real time.
Thanks for that Brian.
I have harassed Ableton as much as I could to make Live accessible, but they
don't seam to care about us.
But do you recon that Sonar would easier than PT on stage ?
JPR
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I've used virtual instruments live with sonar but daws are not suited to live
looping based performance in my opinion. Dedicated hardware like guitar pedals
or korgs kaoss pad are the best option for that.
Just last year I did a series of live electronic performances improvising with
a kaoss p
Hi Ricky,
Are you using ProTools for that matter?
JPR
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Le 21 nov. 2012 à 15:28, "Ricky Prevatte" a écrit :
> I have done that just likeSlau suggested. I used in ear for around 12
> years. So get you a UsB keyboard som
Hi guys,
Thank you for your replies.
My goal is to use virtual synths and a few loops I could hopefully build in
real time.
I have a feeling pro tools is not designed for that,but I might be wrong.
Best,
JPR
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Le 21 nov
I have done that just likeSlau suggested. I used in ear for around 12
years. So get you a UsB keyboard some kind of head set. Go to work
keeping your laptop in a safe place. I can read words edit set lists and
track s if need bee right on stage.
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Hi,
What do you want to do with the computer, what software gear etc have you
available?
Brian
On 21/11/2012, at 12:59 PM, "Jean-Philippe Rykiel" wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm asking this question for the second time here and I apologize for this,
> but it is becoming an urgent need.
> Even if i
Hi J P,
What, exactly, is the issue? Is it the ability to access the computer with
extraneous noise on stage? Well, the best solution is to use a braille display.
Otherwise, in-ear monitoring with a feed from the screen reader will also work.
Further, I keep the laptop in a safe place and use a
Hi all,
I'm asking this question for the second time here and I apologize for this, but
it is becoming an urgent need.
Even if it's off topic here, could someone tell me where to get information on
how a blind musician can use a computer in live situations?
Thanks a lot.
Best,
JPR
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