Benefit #3: Faster Application Processing

When working in detailed/zoomed view on a long sample, it’s pretty easy to get lost in what key plays what slice. What about adding the key name (C3, C#3, D3, etc.) next to the slice number?

I personally would check pattern automation/pattern midi. And remember more than one CC value for volume. CC#7 and CC#39

Let me know if you need a more detailed description about how to check #1, #2 or #3 above.

This is less of an FAQ and more of a strange occurrence.

Cool thanks dudes. Yeah in my experience #1 and #3 have opened the same version of the session but I wasn't 100% sure.

I think that list literally shows the last 3 projects either opened or saved, and in your example #1 and #3 would open the same file.

Yeah, I forgot to mention that in my four examples above, #3 (expander) would have the sound play when the kickdrum hits, whereas #4 (ducking compressor) would have the sound mute when the kickdrum hi

* Try to setup up an extreme sidechain compressor (using the same dynamics plugin as #3 above) that effectively ducks the signal when the kickdrum hits

what happened to video #3 (with the goggles on)?

what happened to video #3 (with the goggles on)?

VOTING CLOSED

3.  Let’s say I recorded 4 notes (C#3, D3, D#3, E3) notice how I skipped C3

I was just thinking that Battle#3 rules are up to interpretation. Your perspective/mood. It could be anything from nationalism, RATM, to hillbilly pride, to a social/political analysis/statement, blah

While I can't consistently create what see as a bug, these trials above at least show there is inconsistent behavior in the export function. For example, in trial #3, I select pad 3, yet pad 3 AND 4 a

Sounds good - would make a great project for BM3 November Battle #3

That being said, however, I am already 100% eager to throw down unmeasurable heat on Battle Challenge #3 in the hopes of reclaiming the Battle Challenge title

The midiflow config maps midi channel 10 notes (my drum channel on the BSP) from c2-d#3 to c4 on midi channel 1-16 depending on the incoming note, i.e. C2 on midi channel 10 is mapped to C4 on midi ch

The midiflow config maps midi channel 10 notes (my drum channel on the BSP) from c2-d#3 to c4 on midi channel 1-16 depending on the incoming note, i.e. C2 on midi channel 10 is mapped to C4 on midi ch

Root = C3/Low = G2/High =F#3 if you wanted the interpolation spread from root.