Beatdetective
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no. there are ways to generate a midi track based on an audio track... you can do it with Drumagog or Toontrack's Drumtracker.... but you can't do it in the way you are asking.
Cheers James. The plan was to use the midi track with aptrigga so that I had more control on the velocity during fast rolls and stuff kinda like drumagog. Ive been copying the hitpoints from beatdective over onto the midi track by hand for the fast rolls and it works really well but for a whole track it would obviously be far to time consuming. Toontrack's Drumtracker sounds interesting Im def gonna check it out, thanks again man. 
Trep
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I tried to use drumagog to do this alittle while back. Could not get it to work. No output into a MIDI track. Any Help?
if you are on Mac you'll need to download a free utility called Midi Pipe... there's another one for Windows. your drumagog manual is very clear about this one, just read it.
Not sure about protools, but I have to do something similar in Nuendo as part of my work flow for editing drums. The same process might work for you.
If it's possable, make a macro that is [locate next event (or beat detective hitpoint) > set marker] and hold it down until you're through your track.
Create a new midi track with a drum map and create a note anywhere and "cut" it so its in memory. Locate the first marker and paste the midi note. Create a macro that is [locate next marker > paste] and again, hold that bitch down for a while.
Like I said I know nothing about pro tools so this is probably useless, but you never know.
If it's possable, make a macro that is [locate next event (or beat detective hitpoint) > set marker] and hold it down until you're through your track.
Create a new midi track with a drum map and create a note anywhere and "cut" it so its in memory. Locate the first marker and paste the midi note. Create a macro that is [locate next marker > paste] and again, hold that bitch down for a while.
Like I said I know nothing about pro tools so this is probably useless, but you never know.
Lasse Lammert
HCAF Blitzkrieg
that sounds very complicated. Cubase/Nuendo has "audio to midi" or something similar.
free KTdrumtrigger works well for the same purpose as well.
For my process I actually need to change tempo events into MIDI notes, hence the complicated setup. It will work for any event, but no velocities of course.
For normal audio to MIDI I just use Drumagog.
For normal audio to MIDI I just use Drumagog.
