> So, volocity equilent on audio regions would be very nice indeed. > Probably more than 128 levels. > > Think about how easy it would be to just move regions all over the > arrange and just have the volume be correct. Also, a way to write > this information to regular automation or something. > > It sounds like like I just described the existing automation scheme, > but I think there's a difference: The current scheme doesn't allow > the additive gain-staging of a "region velocity" -type setting; > instead the region-connected automation would conflict with the track- > or object-based automation. > > Somebody said Cub*se had this feature, I seem to remember. > > Steve YEs YEs YEs! I want it too! Jonathan Perl Sonic Arts Center @ The City College Of New York (212) 650-6837 http://sonic.arts.ccny.cuny.edu

Hi all, In the files section of the yahoo page there's a file called "MPC Grooves" which I assume is the groove templates from the legendary MPC 2000. Unfortunately, there is no extension on this file and I've tried all the obvious things; it doesn't seem to be a midi file, won't import as a groove template, isn't a zip or sit or text file as far as I can see. Does anyone (perhaps the original poster?) know how to use this file or failing that, have the MPC grooves in midi or groove format? TIA Dyav

On 10/2/02 10:36 AM, "Dyayvyd" <dyayvyd@...> wrote: > Hi all, > In the files section of the yahoo page there's a file called "MPC > Grooves" which I assume is the groove templates from the legendary MPC > 2000. Unfortunately, there is no extension on this file and I've tried > all the obvious things; it doesn't seem to be a midi file, won't import > as a groove template, isn't a zip or sit or text file as far as I can > see. Does anyone (perhaps the original poster?) know how to use this > file or failing that, have the MPC grooves in midi or groove format? Actually it IS a midi file. Try dragging and dropping it from the finder ( don't know about PC, sorry) on to an arrange window - create at least 20 tracks first Malcolm ----------------- Malcolm Payne Music NYC http://www.malcolmpayne.com

> Actually it IS a midi file. Try dragging and dropping it from the > finder (don't know about PC, sorry) on to an arrange window - > create at least 20 tracks first Aha! Drag and drop doesn't work on a PC, but if you import from the file menu logic converts from Mac format and creates a new environment. Many thanks, Dyav