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#62712 - 02/27/06 03:36 AM
Re: JOINING VARIATIONS TOGETHER-CAN IT BE DONE?
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The measure copy may not work all the time depending on how the original pattern was created, the insert then copy works all the time. The individual track copy is on page 2 of the pattern copy menu and allows individual track to track from source to composer.
the sequencer route is easy:
you have your new C major 8 measures cleanly in the sequencer... use step record if you get glitches pushing buttons live.
on the APC to SMF page, just arrange tracks 9 to 16 in order down the page, drum1, drum2, bass, acc1, acc2, acc3, acc4, acc5. Press convert wait till play stops.
go to sequencer to composer copy page. From left to right set measure first 1, last 8 (assuming these correspond to your sequencer measures), select a composer variation to place the pattern, in the track column put 9 at the top down to 16 at the bottom. Press Ok. Exit out, make sure the sequencer play is OFF and play the composer pattern normally.
You will have to balance as described above.
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#62714 - 02/27/06 03:47 PM
Re: JOINING VARIATIONS TOGETHER-CAN IT BE DONE?
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Well, I have tried what I think I understand what you said to do and it doesn't work.
I understand most but I don't know what you mean by "on the APC to SMF page, just arrange tracks 9 to 16 in order down the page, drum1, drum2, bass, acc1, acc2, acc3, acc4, acc5. Press convert wait till play stops." You must not be speaking of the SEQ to COMPOSER page for there is no press covert and wait till play stops. Where is this page?
According to the manual, which is no help at all, it says nothing about converting. I tried putting 9 through 16 in the SEQ to COMPOSER page and that doesn't work. Going into COMPOSER and looking in PART SETTING, everything is backwards - drums show Unison Horns and Symphonic Strings. The rest of the parts show Piano and NO SOUNDS playing.
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#62715 - 02/27/06 11:48 PM
Re: JOINING VARIATIONS TOGETHER-CAN IT BE DONE?
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Originally posted by kn7: Well, I have tried what I think I understand what you said to do and it doesn't work.
I understand most but I don't know what you mean by "on the APC to SMF page, just arrange tracks 9 to 16 in order down the page, drum1, drum2, bass, acc1, acc2, acc3, acc4, acc5. Press convert wait till play stops." You must not be speaking of the SEQ to COMPOSER page for there is no press covert and wait till play stops. Where is this page?
According to the manual, which is no help at all, it says nothing about converting. .......... Please, have a look on my homepage, under Tips&Tricks, item 'MIDI- how to convert from APC to SMF' nr. K1. Maybe it helps you? Cees ![](http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/wink.gif)
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#62716 - 02/28/06 03:08 AM
Re: JOINING VARIATIONS TOGETHER-CAN IT BE DONE?
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Originally posted by kn7: Well, I have tried what I think I understand what you said to do and it doesn't work.
I understand most but I don't know what you mean by "on the APC to SMF page, just arrange tracks 9 to 16 in order down the page, drum1, drum2, bass, acc1, acc2, acc3, acc4, acc5. Press convert wait till play stops." You must not be speaking of the SEQ to COMPOSER page for there is no press covert and wait till play stops. Where is this page?
According to the manual, which is no help at all, it says nothing about converting. I tried putting 9 through 16 in the SEQ to COMPOSER page and that doesn't work. Going into COMPOSER and looking in PART SETTING, everything is backwards - drums show Unison Horns and Symphonic Strings. The rest of the parts show Piano and NO SOUNDS playing. the APC to SMF page is in the sequencer menu, copy & paste, APC to SMF convert. Change the tracks on the right hand side of the screen as described (it's on page 104 of the manual).
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