Can you take a midi drum track from a complete midi file and drag it into Jamstix and use the brain to make it better. Somewhat like you can with a groove clip or midi clip?
If so how?
midi drums question
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Ralph @ Rayzoon
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It's better to break the MIDI track into its parts (verse, chorus etc.) and import into separate parts of JS.
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midi drums question
Would you do this on separate tracks. or on the same one?
And where do you drag the parts, or do you use import?
And where do you drag the parts, or do you use import?
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You create the parts you need in JS, select 'Import' style for each part and import the saved MIDI clip for each part.
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German_Fafian
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Hi there, I was wondering the same as the OP but can't really understand what you mean by importing it in several parts.
I have a full fledged tune with a semi-finished MIDI track for drums.
Should I cut and create a one bar part for each verse, chorus, break, etc and them import them into the app?
I have a full fledged tune with a semi-finished MIDI track for drums.
Should I cut and create a one bar part for each verse, chorus, break, etc and them import them into the app?
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German_Fafian
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Never mind..
I think I got the answer in another thread.
That's what happens when I ask before searching
I think I got the answer in another thread.
That's what happens when I ask before searching
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Ralph @ Rayzoon
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midi drums question
No problem, let me know if you have any further questions on this.
Ralph
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