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I hope i could describe it in a more understandable way.Īpologies if I still have the wrong end of the stick but.
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Steve Carter wroteApologies if I'm missing a more simple interpretation of your problem, if so, perhaps you could enlighten me further.
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At the first sight it doesn't look like rocketscience but anyway i dind't find a way how to do it with the tools i already have. I wonder if i could cut corners, i would just use the MIDI - Notes of Snare and/or Kick instead of the Tap-Tempo Button. In some cases i have the Metronome-Klick on a fixed Tempo before i start the recording, but as the 'recordings' i do are mainly Jams & Riff-Ideas rather than Complete Songs. Yes, actually i'm adjusting the TempoTrack manually - after i have done the recording. Therefore subsequently on playback you should be able to set the tempo/s in S1 to follow, even if you record a full session at various tempos, by splitting the recorded tracks into individual events with different tempos inserted in the tempo map. Steve Carter wrotePresumably, whichever way you are using it, your recordings will be to a fixed tempo for the period of the recorded part/s. What are you using the DM5 for? Are you using it to provide a drum backing for playing along to and if so are you recording its audio output or its midi output or maybe not recording it at all?Īctually i use the DM5-MIDI just as a 'backup' track for the case that i had some Problems on the Microfone DrumTracks (Snare, Kick & Overheads). Steve Carter wroteI've read your posts a few times but I can't get to grips with what your problem actually is!