How to Sonic Charge MicroTonic andTraction
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- KVRist
- 64 posts since 28 Sep, 2004 from Cabo de Palos, Cartagena, Murcia, Spain
I got these plug-in few months ago and got me finally some time to play with it.
Unfortunaly I can’t find the way to use it within Traction. I know that it have midi out but until now I can’t get it to record into a track.
If someone here could explain how I should use Sonic Charge MicroTonic within Traction.
The manual is very sparse about how to use it in a host and covers only the basic use of this plug-in. I already requested some help from Magnus Lidström, at no avail.
Any help is much appreciated.
DV
Unfortunaly I can’t find the way to use it within Traction. I know that it have midi out but until now I can’t get it to record into a track.
If someone here could explain how I should use Sonic Charge MicroTonic within Traction.
The manual is very sparse about how to use it in a host and covers only the basic use of this plug-in. I already requested some help from Magnus Lidström, at no avail.
Any help is much appreciated.
DV
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- KVRian
- 1032 posts since 2 Aug, 2004
oops - sorry - my response was incorrect...but I don't see a way offhand to do it.
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- KVRian
- 1112 posts since 17 Jul, 2003 from Kauai, HI
Here is an example of how to do it on a PC:
1. Put Microtonic on Track 1
2. Highlight Track 1 (click to the left, it will turn red)
3. Insert a "new midi clip" of a few bars length.
4. Hit "R" to start recording. Hit it again to stop after a few seconds
5. Be sure the track is highlighted so you can render "into the project directory"
HERE'S THE SECRET: You must have the midi input device (the green arrow thingummy on the left) pointing to Track 1, or else the above won't work.
6. The rendered audio is probably going to be longer than the empty midi clip you created, so just trim, cut and copy til the audio starts, loops and ends like you want.
Tom
1. Put Microtonic on Track 1
2. Highlight Track 1 (click to the left, it will turn red)
3. Insert a "new midi clip" of a few bars length.
4. Hit "R" to start recording. Hit it again to stop after a few seconds
5. Be sure the track is highlighted so you can render "into the project directory"
HERE'S THE SECRET: You must have the midi input device (the green arrow thingummy on the left) pointing to Track 1, or else the above won't work.
6. The rendered audio is probably going to be longer than the empty midi clip you created, so just trim, cut and copy til the audio starts, loops and ends like you want.
Tom
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- KVRist
- 241 posts since 20 Nov, 2003 from Atlanta and Portland
I'm on a Mac, but this is how I do it;
select track
add new empty midi (G)
render track
like other similar plugs, you have to add a blank midi track to render or the host sees nothing to render.
Billy
select track
add new empty midi (G)
render track
like other similar plugs, you have to add a blank midi track to render or the host sees nothing to render.
Billy
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- KVRian
- 1112 posts since 17 Jul, 2003 from Kauai, HI
Hi d'versa--
Sorry, I've been asleep for 8 hours.
How did I discover this? hmmm...I don't remember! But I was new to Tracktion and MicroTonic was the first synth I ever bought, I think, so I was really motivated to record it--I didn't want to feel like I wasted my money. As I recall, I just tried everything I could think of to make it work. By the way, I'm NOT one of those guys that say Tracktion is easy to grasp, no manual required! I have learned a lot from this forum and there are many guys that I owe a debt to for their tips and ideas.
Say, did you know that you can use MicroTonic to play another synth? I put DR008 after MT and load an acoustic drum set into DR008. Works great! Because MT puts out very short midi notes, this only works with some synths, not all--but it's fun to experiment.
Enjoy Tracktion and MT
Tom
Sorry, I've been asleep for 8 hours.
How did I discover this? hmmm...I don't remember! But I was new to Tracktion and MicroTonic was the first synth I ever bought, I think, so I was really motivated to record it--I didn't want to feel like I wasted my money. As I recall, I just tried everything I could think of to make it work. By the way, I'm NOT one of those guys that say Tracktion is easy to grasp, no manual required! I have learned a lot from this forum and there are many guys that I owe a debt to for their tips and ideas.
Say, did you know that you can use MicroTonic to play another synth? I put DR008 after MT and load an acoustic drum set into DR008. Works great! Because MT puts out very short midi notes, this only works with some synths, not all--but it's fun to experiment.
Enjoy Tracktion and MT
Tom
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- KVRAF
- 6740 posts since 25 Mar, 2002 from sheffield, england
You can also render a MIDI file of MicroTonic's pattern and re-import, which can be a good way to add more sophisticated grooves than the simple shuffle it provides. Of course, once it's a MIDI clip you can route it to any plug you like.SaviorNeeded wrote: Say, did you know that you can use MicroTonic to play another synth? I put DR008 after MT and load an acoustic drum set into DR008. Works great!
If you use the above trick you can quantise the note lengths if needed.SaviorNeeded wrote:Because MT puts out very short midi notes, this only works with some synths, not all
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- KVRian
- 1112 posts since 17 Jul, 2003 from Kauai, HI
Tom
