You should be using the Mod wheel level in the same way a instrument player changes how he controls his instrument to get the full range of expressive sounds. Same thing for almost all instruments ' mot just a volume change it's timber and quality of sound.
Example- a clarinet sounds different when the player forces more air into the mouthpiece. Hi Marshall, With most Garritan programs it's important to remember that the CC1 value provides not just a volume change but also changes the expression of the sound. With the "Zero Controllers When Play Stops" setting, it's easy to switch back on if something is adversely affected. I know there are a lot of steps, but the above method is easier than entering MIDI track at a time. Now all of your selected MIDI tracks will have CC1 = 127 at the NOW pointer Paste the time copied previously into From and To fields
The quickest way to enter CC1 = 127 in all of your MIDI tracks controlling the various GPO5 tracks is as followsġ) Move the NOW pointer to where you want the CC1 events insertedĢ) Select all the MIDI tracks you wish to place the CC1 eventsģ) Right click on the time value on the transport and copy - you'll need this for the "Insert Series of Controllers" dialogue boxĤ) Go to the menu item Insert | Series of Controllers 5) In the "Insert Series of Controllers" dialogue box select the following Select Controller So, I can set up a track template - How do I set CC1 = 127 as per your post? If I disable "Zero Controllers When Play Stops", will this affect anything else that I do? Marshall This is very helpful - I am an audio guy who is only now trying to get into MIDI.
0 kommentar(er)
