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I'm exactly the opposite. I run everything as MIDI tracks until the bitter end, unless I hit a CPU wall.David Polich wrote: Since I only run one VI at a time and then record
its part as audio (I dont run multiple VI's
simultaneously, ever), I guess 9.13 isnt really
changing my life much.
that would be me as well, Michael. I keep everything in MIDI as long as possible, right up to final mix, because I'm always tweaking & changing ideas right up to final mix. It's really one of the wonders of MIDI - - imagine if you had a live orchestra, but all of the players were using iPods with a notation app, instead of printed notation.... You could change whole sections of music with a click! (actually, I think I have read about an orchestra that does just this....wondr how it works out?)Michael Canavan wrote:I'm exactly the opposite. I run everything as MIDI tracks until the bitter end, unless I hit a CPU wall.David Polich wrote: Since I only run one VI at a time and then record
its part as audio (I dont run multiple VI's
simultaneously, ever), I guess 9.13 isnt really
changing my life much.
Don't like committing until I'm sure. Why I'm single I guess!
Youngster!Gravity Jim wrote:And yes, I am the heppest. I find that alienates some people, but at 60 years of age, I don't care.
That doesn't even qualify as a boomer, does it?mikehalloran wrote:Youngster!Gravity Jim wrote:And yes, I am the heppest. I find that alienates some people, but at 60 years of age, I don't care.
