Also, what about using seconds instead of beats? It can be changed to beats later (if needed), right?Artie Fichelle wrote: Sat Oct 28, 2023 3:49 pm just do not use the metronome. Just play and edit later. Have I got something wrong thought with that?
THE DAW: Freeing Yourself From The GRID!
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- KVRian
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- KVRian
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I like that idea . . . finger drum through the song (either hitting C2/bass drum on controller or banging on desk). Is it easy enough to create a linear tempo map in most DAWs that changes throughout? I never did that as I usually confine myself to a set tempo.Danilo Villanova wrote: Sat Oct 28, 2023 3:10 pm A good approach is to use a scratch track instead of a metronome. Use a guitar or drum on your desk, or whatever, without a metronome, following the structure of the song/part you're recording. Then create a tempo map based on the scratch track, then your metronome will follow that instead of the grid and you can layer the rest of your tracks using that.
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- KVRian
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CRUD!!... i thought this was gonna be about off-grid composing like on 12 volts or whatever out in a cabin... Which would be an interesting topic with WW3 being enacted...
Arguru's Aodix 4.2 (which is free) has 'tickless' environment drag notes anywhere even under each other same for 'recording into it'...
Arguru's Aodix 4.2 (which is free) has 'tickless' environment drag notes anywhere even under each other same for 'recording into it'...