July 2009
OBJECTIVE: Make it easier to record MIDI drum parts by storing “maps” that relate incoming MIDI notes to particular drum sounds.
BACKGROUND: It’s difficult to remember which MIDI notes trigger ...
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Guitar Pedals: Your Studio’s Secret Weapon
August 2007 While there’s something incredibly cool about the sound of a great guitar plugged straight into a great amp, you can get a lot of other useful tonal colors with some good effects pedals — and if you own a bunch of pedals, you need a ... Power App Alley
Sony Acid Pro 7: Create drum maps to simplify MIDI recording
July 2009OBJECTIVE: Make it easier to record MIDI drum parts by storing “maps” that relate incoming MIDI notes to particular drum sounds. BACKGROUND: It’s difficult to remember which MIDI notes trigger ... Guitar Trax
4 Quick Ways To Craft Unique Tones
June 2009 Guitarists often spend entire careers discovering, developing, and refining “their” sound. It’s a noble quest. But sometimes a track may require something out-of-the-ordinary to bring it to life, and that extremely personal tone ... 21st Century Recording
The Reality Of File Sharing
August 2007 Many years ago, I had to take my analog tape reels to other studios and hope they would play and sound as good as on my machines. Then when ADATs arrived, compatibility took a major step forward as any ADAT could, at least in theory, ... |
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