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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » July 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: beat burner question
dusted william
Posted: 17th July 2003 19:03
With the old beat burner we had to click or play in the midi notes that it was supposed to play.

With the new beat burner does it get its' midi note info from the host?

thanks

dw
Gargoyle
Posted: 17th July 2003 19:08
Hey dw,

You get the option for incoming midi notes to replace all the notes in the built-in sequencer or to only replace when notes are down.

You can also set playback of the VSTi along similar lines: when notes are down, all the time, or on note sustain

Hope this helps Smile
LeeStacey
Posted: 17th July 2003 19:30
Gargoyle wrote:
Hey dw,

You get the option for incoming midi notes to replace all the notes in the built-in sequencer or to only replace when notes are down.

You can also set playback of the VSTi along similar lines: when notes are down, all the time, or on note sustain

Hope this helps Smile


You took the words right out of my keyboard.
Gargoyle
Posted: 17th July 2003 19:40
hehehe...shouldn't you be asleep?
Shouldn't I be asleep?

Rolling Eyes
dusted william
Posted: 17th July 2003 19:43
excellent news!

dw
LeeStacey
Posted: 17th July 2003 19:45
Gargoyle wrote:
hehehe...shouldn't you be asleep?
Shouldn't I be asleep?

Rolling Eyes

I certaibnly should be, will be in about 10 minutes.
It's no wonder you're a tired web designer....
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