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midilance wrote:The Mackie Big Knob.

I want one of these just because of the name.

OK, this time I'm not so tired and clearly missing the point. :oops: There's a book called "Modern Recording Techniques", which is very informative. I second the Bob Katz book. great info. The Sound On Sound Magazine website has a lot of useful info. try starting at http://www.soundonsound...

A lot of what you want is in the manual. You DO have a manual don't you ? It's a mighty tome, but I re-read it every3-4 months and notice things I missed last time. And any search on google will get you many good links to the use of processors. /edit: ok that was a little terse , i apologise. The bo...

How far zoomed in are you ? I think if you zoom to far in it won't work, something to do with the scrub speed would be too slow to play. I assume you are trying this in the Sequence Editor and/or the waveform editor ? Just a thought - all audition functions - like scrub and when you select an area o...

If you draw a note of the correct length, the next time you just click (don't drag) with the pencil tool it should draw a note of the same length as the last one it drew.

There was a thread about 1 month ago about the two files instead of one. I found that the import dialog has some functionality I hadn't really noticed. When it comes up for you to choose a file to import it has two boxes down the bottom. Once you choose a file from the normal file-picker, it transfe...

I don't know if what you describe is a bug or not, but the type of stereo file that you are analysing makes a difference. In the manual (p624 in the DP5 manual) it'll tell you that beat analysis ( which it has to do before it can fathom the tempo) is not very successful on mixed audio files. So if y...

You can play with one side of a stereo file in the waveform editor. I think if you use Shift when selecting it will select one side. presumably you can apply processing-in-place to that one side only. You can also cut and paste into an empty mono track.

Don;t know if that's useful or not .

Wasn't there a thread about something like this recently? Certainly in the last month. In the transfer of older files some of the pointers, or whatever they were called, were stripped off leaving the file looking like a unix executable. I recall there was a work round which restored the required thi...

Unless I'm mistaken (which to be fair I often am!) the Velocity is part of the MIDI note-on message, I don't think you will be able to replace the velocity of a prior recorded note by recording again. It's not a separate entity.

andrewj wrote:but a tool to get triplets in your grid in the drumeditor is a must to me! this was forgotten in my opinion!

Totally agree. The drum editor, in my opinion, is perhaps the weakest part of DP for me. It should have the full range of resolution and you should be able to EASILY play with drum maps.

I don't know if any DAW will let you do other than 2/4/8/16 etc. Sibelius doesn't as far as I can tell. Not that Sib is a DAW !

I've never seen it, but I assume the 3 underneath refers to dotted quarter notes as the beat identifier, ie. 4 dotted quarter notes per bar.

Just a question about the conversion to 32 bits . Does DP simply add 8 bits to my 24 bit file at the MSB end - thereby leaving the room you mention for louder material. Or does it re-evaluate the amplitude of the sample based on a 32 bit bit depth. For example: Incoming 24 bit sample value : 8388608...

Hi, I have a big problem with Performer. I wanted to create a track based on 4/3s or 4/6s. we all know this is not possible with performer Wouldn't 12/8 do the same thing as 4/3, and 12/16 as 4/6. those can be set. Not being a in depth scholar of music, doesn't that achieve the same aim? I agree ab...