As for my CM post, I don't recall mentioning anything about the commercial version of Muzys-- though I am certainly a user of the full version of Tracktion.
If you almost exclusively use MIDI, Tracktion may not hold much temptation for you.
Greg
Muzys .. Why havent i looked at this before!?
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- KVRAF
- 12977 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Ottawa, Canada
As long as you like it, g'head and make music with it!
As for my CM post, I don't recall mentioning anything about the commercial version of Muzys-- though I am certainly a user of the full version of Tracktion.
If you almost exclusively use MIDI, Tracktion may not hold much temptation for you.
Greg
As for my CM post, I don't recall mentioning anything about the commercial version of Muzys-- though I am certainly a user of the full version of Tracktion.
If you almost exclusively use MIDI, Tracktion may not hold much temptation for you.
Greg
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- KVRian
- 576 posts since 30 Jan, 2004 from Baja Texas
I'm with you on this, Crackbaby. MUZYS is a simply marvelous software. I'm using the magazine 8 channel version for now until I get my computer upgrade finished. Sometime down the road when the royalties begin to roll in ( 
) I might try to buy someone's full version. MUZYS may possibly be dead, but there's a lot of us who refuse to move on to something different, for now. -
- KVRAF
- 2323 posts since 4 Mar, 2004 from Portugal (Lagos)
You can record audio but not to disk. It stores it into ram. So:Crackbaby wrote: Hehe.. i installed the computer music version (as you can guess .. as everyone can guess who red my post) .. and after reading what you wrote, i opened up muzys and recorded audio!
Tools/record audio
its under ad a sound
and above mixdown to file
so that is good news or have i missed out something?
/Björn
#1-You'll be limited by your computers memory
#2- You'll only be able to listen to it if you play right from right from the beginning of the audio clip. If you play it from the middle you get nothing
What every Muzys user is waiting for is hard disk recording.
Eventually something intelligent will appear written here. Watch this space.
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- KVRAF
- 7412 posts since 8 Feb, 2003 from London, UK
I know what you mean but you can split the wave up with locators, turn the locators into a sequence and then trigger playback from any locator. E.g. one per bar.jax wrote:#2- You'll only be able to listen to it if you play right from right from the beginning of the audio clip. If you play it from the middle you get nothing
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2973 posts since 10 Sep, 2003 from Karlskoga, Stockholm, Sweden
I remember reading it could be a rewirehost. Is there any program that would help us here?
First i was thinking Kristal Audio Engine .. but it doesnt support rewire:
"What about ReWire?
Legal problem Propellerhead Software licenses their technology for commercial applications only! Maybe we should organize a petition..."
Is there something else out there?
Since i have 1024Mb of ram the lack of harddisc recording isnt that big a deal for me. I dont record that much anyways .. just a few tracks of song, some violin and some percussion. But some more advanced harddisc recording is probably a must.
Using some rewiresolution would be best i guess .. it would even further eliminate the problem of 16 channels and busses. Beside, it would make more use of my second monitor, i havent been able to maximize the muzys window on to both yet.
Muzysynth, that one only comes with full version, ey? Havent looked, will do that riiight now
By the way, the plugin-system is great. Perfect to select what plugins to load! That, my friends, is
First i was thinking Kristal Audio Engine .. but it doesnt support rewire:
"What about ReWire?
Legal problem
Propellerhead Software licenses their technology for commercial applications only! Maybe we should organize a petition..."Is there something else out there?
What about if you select the audio you want to play? In the Wave Labo? that worked for me!#2- You'll only be able to listen to it if you play right from right from the beginning of the audio clip. If you play it from the middle you get nothing
Since i have 1024Mb of ram the lack of harddisc recording isnt that big a deal for me. I dont record that much anyways .. just a few tracks of song, some violin and some percussion. But some more advanced harddisc recording is probably a must.
Using some rewiresolution would be best i guess .. it would even further eliminate the problem of 16 channels and busses. Beside, it would make more use of my second monitor, i havent been able to maximize the muzys window on to both yet.
Muzysynth, that one only comes with full version, ey? Havent looked, will do that riiight now
By the way, the plugin-system is great. Perfect to select what plugins to load! That, my friends, is
