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Midi probs
Hey Y'all, I'm having some difficulty writing a midi arpeggio on Cubase. Here is the scenerio:
1. I have recorded 35+ trax at 134 bpm and rendered them to CD as Waves. 2. I opened a new project and placed my files on individual trax at the 120bpm default. (the trax are playing at 134 bpm) 3. I recorded a midi arpeggio, but I can't quantize it because it's quantizing at 120 bpm. It sounds a little off, but no matter what I try, I can't get it to quantize. 4. I tried dragging it to a 134bpm track, but it copies at 120bpm. 5. I tried measuring it by hand, but its too hard. Is there a trick to getting my arpeggio right, besides re-recording the midi in 134bpm and then quantizing?? |
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wouldnt you be able to bounce down the 1 channel with the arpeggio to wav.. then import it back in, and compress it to 134 bpm?
although I find the bpm changer thing in cubase useless?! maybe im using it wrong.... but if im using a loop lets say, thats 140 and say.. "expand to 130" .. i do that.. and it makes it go.. maybe 138.. 135. So I find I have to just use traktor to do all my tempo changes n' stuff and it's annoying as fuck! |
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Actually, I ended up measuring it all out with my hand against a sampled kick. However, it's still just a little bit slow, so I'll compress it a little bit and then it should be fine.
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