Somehow i can't add midi tracks in Nuendo.
What the fuck is happening ?
http://www.mendelb.com/midi.JPG
What the fuck is happening ?
http://www.mendelb.com/midi.JPG
Nuendo and midi tracks
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Black neon bob
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Executioner213
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^Neither could I.
I did a project a while back, and tried importing some midi into Nuendo, but couldn't figure out why it wasn't importing. After dicking around for like 45 minutes, I scrolled all the way down to the bottom of the page and there were like 8 midi tracks, all the stuff I imported but couldn't figure out where they were.
I did a project a while back, and tried importing some midi into Nuendo, but couldn't figure out why it wasn't importing. After dicking around for like 45 minutes, I scrolled all the way down to the bottom of the page and there were like 8 midi tracks, all the stuff I imported but couldn't figure out where they were.
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Hmmm.. sounds weird as well.
Mendeldarm, try opening a project file which you are sure of it contains MIDI tracks you once used for a song in that project file, perhaps it loads those settings and keeps those setting for further projects, just like it does with the windows in nuendo.
Mendeldarm, try opening a project file which you are sure of it contains MIDI tracks you once used for a song in that project file, perhaps it loads those settings and keeps those setting for further projects, just like it does with the windows in nuendo.
joeymusicguy
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speaking of midi and nuendo (and yes i know about system timestamp setting!)
when you record a midi part from a keyboard, edit that midi part (quantize it or something), then send it back out to the keyboard and record the audio
why is it always just a "hair" off
i analyzed the crap out of a particular part and it looked as if it was playing the first note late and the rest of the notes on time?
am i going nuts here, or this just not an exact science (small timing issues just occur).
when you record a midi part from a keyboard, edit that midi part (quantize it or something), then send it back out to the keyboard and record the audio
why is it always just a "hair" off
i analyzed the crap out of a particular part and it looked as if it was playing the first note late and the rest of the notes on time?
am i going nuts here, or this just not an exact science (small timing issues just occur).
ahjteam
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Nope, I use REASON 4.... ok bad joke.
It worked before, how should it not work now ?
and uuhm.. HOW DO "YOU" KNOW THAT TASKBAR LOGO!?!?!?
It worked before, how should it not work now ?
and uuhm.. HOW DO "YOU" KNOW THAT TASKBAR LOGO!?!?!?
ahjteam
Anssi Tenhunen
Check your MIDI connections.
And to answer your question how I recogniced the dongle emulator icon: I used a legit version of Cubase SX3 when I was working as a trainee at Studio Harju in 2007, and I got the cracked version home so I would learn how to use it. I've never made a dime with the cracked version, I've only used it for self-educational purposes. I'm waiting for the summer vacation to start so I can go to work (too busy learning Pro tools HD at uni), so I'll buy the version 5, but I'm still waiting for it to be stable enough before I buy it.
What do you mean with check you midi connections ?
Normally i would click on Add MIDI track, but the option is totally gone.
Normally i would click on Add MIDI track, but the option is totally gone.
Executioner213
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