I want to play a tune and then go back and assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato and some to viola legato. I could clone the track and delete notes that I don't want on the appropriate synth track, one being set to pizza and the other lego but there's an easier way, right?
I'm intrigued about "assing". I've never assed a note before. How do you do it? On 10-06-19 04:13 AM, gray asphalt wrote: > I want to play a tune and then go back and > assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato > and some to viola legato. > > I could clone the track and delete notes that > I don't want on the appropriate synth track, > one being set to pizza and the other lego > but there's an easier way, right? > > >
On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 04:13:31 -0700, "gray asphalt" <> wrote: > I want to play a tune and then go back and > assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato > and some to viola legato. Let me guess -- you posted this after a long session? <g> Are you by any chance using Kontakt? If so you can use the articulation keys (red ones).
On 6/19/2010 8:37 AM, Martin Holmes wrote: > I'm intrigued about "assing". I've never assed a note before. How do you > do it? > Happens to me every time a play an instrument.
Split the clips around the notes you want for different articulation. SHFT+DRAG to an other track and assign that track to the new sound. "gray asphalt" <> wrote in message news:ED1Tn.38157$... >I want to play a tune and then go back and > assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato > and some to viola legato. > > I could clone the track and delete notes that > I don't want on the appropriate synth track, > one being set to pizza and the other lego > but there's an easier way, right? > > >
"gray asphalt" <> wrote in message news:ED1Tn.38157$... >I want to play a tune and then go back and > assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato > and some to viola legato. What ever you do..DON"T ASS THE NOTES!! It never works!!! req
It took me a while to figure out what I meant. "assign" instead of "assing". I shrewd up again. "Martin Holmes" <> wrote in message news:9K3Tn.2905$... > I'm intrigued about "assing". I've never assed a note before. How do you > do it? > > On 10-06-19 04:13 AM, gray asphalt wrote: >> I want to play a tune and then go back and >> assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato >> and some to viola legato. >> >> I could clone the track and delete notes that >> I don't want on the appropriate synth track, >> one being set to pizza and the other lego >> but there's an easier way, right? >> >> >> >
reqluq wrote: > "gray asphalt" <> wrote in message > news:ED1Tn.38157$... >> I want to play a tune and then go back and >> assing some of the notes to like viola pizzacato >> and some to viola legato. > > What ever you do..DON"T ASS THE NOTES!! It never works!!! > req > > You're sure to go balls up! eric
bwaaaahaaaaaa!!!!! -- Sue Morton "kitekrazy" <> wrote in message news:hviktf$mur$-september.org... > On 6/19/2010 8:37 AM, Martin Holmes wrote: >> I'm intrigued about "assing". I've never assed a note before. How do >> you >> do it? >> > > Happens to me every time a play an instrument.
Back to "assigning" notes to pizzacato & legato Garritan's stuff has a KS sample that lets you change from one variation to another with a midi key stroke ... but it that doesn't allow for easy control over the velocity. Pizz seems to need a different volume than legato to fit in. So I'm thinking about assing the pizzacato notes to a different channel and running it out to midiox (& midi yoke) and back in to different tracks. Sound good? Like first 3 notes to midiox, channel 1, 4th note to channel 2. In midiox sending channel 1... wait, do I need this, or can I just assign the notes to channels and have the synth track receive them? I'm getting in over my head (the musical one).
On Sun, 20 Jun 2010 16:49:52 -0700, "Sue Morton" <> wrote: > bwaaaahaaaaaa!!!!! > -- > Sue Morton > "kitekrazy" <> wrote in message > news:hviktf$mur$-september.org... > > On 6/19/2010 8:37 AM, Martin Holmes wrote: > >> I'm intrigued about "assing". I've never assed a note before. How do > >> you > >> do it? > >> > > > > Happens to me every time a play an instrument. I think that was a classic "Freudian typo".
Re: Back to "assigning" notes to pizzacato & legato Just move the notes to an other track. "gray asphalt" <> wrote in message news:2izTn.39384$... > Garritan's stuff has a KS sample that lets you change from one > variation to another with a midi key stroke ... but it that doesn't > allow for easy control over the velocity. Pizz seems to need a > different volume than legato to fit in. > > So I'm thinking about assing the pizzacato notes to a different > channel and running it out to midiox (& midi yoke) and back > in to different tracks. Sound good? > > Like first 3 notes to midiox, channel 1, 4th note to channel 2. > In midiox sending channel 1... wait, do I need this, or can I > just assign the notes to channels and have the synth track receive > them? I'm getting in over my head (the musical one). > > > > >
The killer robot Martin Holmes <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > I'm intrigued about "assing". I've never assed a note before. How do you > do it? I think he actually meant "gassing" the notes, which the proper musical term is I believe "accelerando". <g> -- Remove YourHeadFromYourAss to Reply by email ________ __ / ____/ /__ ____ ____ / /_ ____ / / __/ / _ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \ / /_/ / / __/ / / / / / / /_/ / /_/ / \____/_/\___/_/ /_/_/ /_/_.___/\____/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Glennbo http://www.soundclick.com/glennbo Non-Linear Sound http://www.soundclick.com/jambits Hear My Music http://www.soundclick.com/ThePseudonyms
