hi , anybody tried to have midi control on voice machine with lap 5.0 ????????? thank ddm

It would be nice to be able to bounce, add AND have the new audio region go right into the Arrange. I know the bounce can be from a single track to several, so in what track would the bounced region go? Seems like there could be a choice to designate an audio track in the Bounce dialog. Until that day arrives, if you've bounced and added you do need to drag the audio region to the right location. Is there any shorcuts for this, esp to make sure the timing is exact? NG

At 10:46 AM 01/04/02 -0800, Neil Goldstein wrote: >It would be nice to be able to bounce, add AND have the new audio region go >right into the Arrange. Yes! And also a key command to open the bounce dialog! >I know the bounce can be from a single track to >several, so in what track would the bounced region go? Seems like there >could be a choice to designate an audio track in the Bounce dialog. And as an option, 'Next available track(s)' would place the audio regions on the next higher empty audio track or tracks. That would suffice for me for most purposes. >Until that day arrives, if you've bounced and added you do need to drag the >audio region to the right location. Is there any shorcuts for this, esp to >make sure the timing is exact? Well personally, I do it like this: 1) Set left and right locators to the area I want to bounce. Turn on cycle. 2) In the mixer, Bounce (or 'Bounce and Add', it doesn't matter) 3) Back to the arrange window. Create an audio track. Move SPL to the left locator. 4) In arrange window, select Audio->Insert Audio file. The bounced file now goes to the right place in the arrange. No dragging involved. I have key commands set up for moving to and setting the Left/Right locators. But you can manually move the SPL to the proper place by pressing rewind and fast forward on the transport (or Home and End on the keyboard). Michael -- Michael Graham magog@...

>> Until that day arrives, if you've bounced and added you do need to drag the >> audio region to the right location. Is there any shorcuts for this, esp to >> make sure the timing is exact? > > Well personally, I do it like this: > 1) Set left and right locators to the area I want to bounce. Turn > on cycle. > 2) In the mixer, Bounce (or 'Bounce and Add', it doesn't matter) > 3) Back to the arrange window. Create an audio track. Move SPL to > the left locator. > 4) In arrange window, select Audio->Insert Audio file. > The bounced file now goes to the right place in the arrange. No dragging > involved. I do bounce+add, then command-click in the audio window, then select "original record position." That puts it in the right spot, but I don't remember how it picks the track that it goes to. But at least this method also does not involve dragging. Gregory

> I do bounce+add, then command-click in the audio window, then select > "original record position." That puts it in the right spot, but I don't > remember how it picks the track that it goes to. But at least this method > also does not involve dragging. <excessive quotes trimmed by Admin> So how does Logic know what audio region you want to paste? Does this command only apply to the last bounce you did? NG

--- In logic-users@y..., "Neil Goldstein" <ngold@a...> wrote: > It would be nice to be able to bounce, add AND have the new > audio region go right into the Arrange. I know the bounce can > be from a single track to several, so in what track would the > bounced region go? Simple - "bounce and add to selected track" John Pitcairn

> So how does Logic know what audio region you want to paste? Does this > command only apply to the last bounce you did? > > NG It probably time stamps each file.

>> I do bounce+add, then command-click in the audio window, then select >> "original record position." That puts it in the right spot, but I don't >> remember how it picks the track that it goes to. But at least this method >> also does not involve dragging. <excessive quotes trimmed by Admin> > > So how does Logic know what audio region you want to paste? Does this > command only apply to the last bounce you did? You can click on any file in the audio window to bring it on to the arrange page. If there's multiple regions associated with a file, I assume you click on the region you want. Can't remember though. If you did a "bounce + add" instead of just a bounce, the bounced audio file will be in the audio window. Whichever audio file you command+click on will show up in arrange, so just click on the newly added bounced file, and it will show up in the arrange. Since it's a new file, there's only 1 region. Gregory