Re: [seq24-users] MIDI record question

[Ivan H. <ihe...@ki...>]

Have you some way to output just one channel at time from your yamaha RM1x?
That way you could try to record the 16 tracks, one each time.

Ivan

da...@ub... escribió:
> Hi all,
>
> Thanks to the documentation that I neglected in the past, as well as the
> link from Ivan, I've quickly found that seq24 is much greater than I
> thought, and I am in love.. :)
>
> So in the documentation and from poking around, I have not found how to do
> the following:
>
> I want to dump my old sequences from my Yamaha RM1x sequencer into seq24.
> There are a few ways to do it.
>
> 1) Save it as a MIDI file. I tried this, but it saves as a format 0, and
> seq24 can't Import or Open it... It also says it's a single track, but it
> should have 16 tracks as far as I know.
>
> 2) Record it through my MIDI input on my sound card. I tried this, but it
> all goes into one seq24 loop.
>
> 3) Something I haven't thought of yet.
>
> I transferred one of my old songs by recording each channel independantly,
> for each section. So I recorded the three varying drum loops into three
> loops in seq24, and manually aligned them. Then I recorded the three
> varying bass lines into three other seq24 loops, and aligned them. And so
> on, for all of the channels I used in this song. That's great, but this
> will take a really long time to record each individual instrument/MIDI
> track into its own loop, one at a time, manually aligning them.
>
> Is there any way I can dump from my sequencer and record into seq24, using
> one loop per MIDI channel? My sequencer has 16 "tracks" which is one per
> channel. But seq24 only has one MIDI input, which is fine, but the loops
> either record or they don't; they currently can't specify what MIDI
> channel of the input device to listen on. Well, this is what I assume from
> playing around with it and (actually reading) the documentation. Am I
> wrong? And if not, has this been requested, and shot down, before? If so,
> I assume there is a technical reason for rejection, and I'd be interested
> to know what it is.
>
> If there is any way to do it, even with a command-line app to dump to a
> file or something, I'd love to know because I want to migrate away from
> hardware as quickly as possible, and retire this blue beast once and for
> all.
>
> Dana
>
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