not really. I work at a univeristy.platinumears wrote:[digression] Does anyone else find it amusing that in this context "academic" means "pointless"?valley wrote:Of course this discussion is academic[/digression]
More info on T2
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- KVRAF
- 4644 posts since 28 Nov, 2002 from Chicago
Someone shot the food. Remember: don't shoot food!
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- KVRist
- 206 posts since 13 Mar, 2002 from Zagreb, Croatia
Since valley is a programmer and I am not, Ill rest my case but,...
...I would be more then happy to see this feature implmented in T2 in the same way as platinumears suggested. Once you click on a drumloop properties are shown in lower part of the screen. Then you simply slice the loop (based on beat detection engine) and your loop becomes group of single hits but still acting like one entity (because slicing is undestructive).
If you had chance to see how it is implmented in Cubase thats more then enough for me. The sliced loop is shown in track window as one loop but divided in subparts with vertical lines dividing them showing that you are dealing with a sliced loop.
That functionality together with a superior ergonomy ala Jules (cos Cubase is not as intuitive as T)would be super feature. At least for me.
cheers
...I would be more then happy to see this feature implmented in T2 in the same way as platinumears suggested. Once you click on a drumloop properties are shown in lower part of the screen. Then you simply slice the loop (based on beat detection engine) and your loop becomes group of single hits but still acting like one entity (because slicing is undestructive).
If you had chance to see how it is implmented in Cubase thats more then enough for me. The sliced loop is shown in track window as one loop but divided in subparts with vertical lines dividing them showing that you are dealing with a sliced loop.
That functionality together with a superior ergonomy ala Jules (cos Cubase is not as intuitive as T)would be super feature. At least for me.
cheers
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- KVRist
- 206 posts since 13 Mar, 2002 from Zagreb, Croatia
One more thing...
If Jules/mackie will start looking for appropriate beat (transient) detection engine , I would suggest Phatmatic Pro (bitshift)
. It sounds the best and has the lowest error rate.
If Jules/mackie will start looking for appropriate beat (transient) detection engine , I would suggest Phatmatic Pro (bitshift)
. It sounds the best and has the lowest error rate.
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- KVRAF
- 5782 posts since 10 Mar, 2003 from Music Shed #8
That's something I've been requesting for at least a year, together a more, er, 'acidic' (?) way of sizing/pitching clips - these two features would make T2 a complete solution for me.haydxn wrote:i would certainly like a beatslicing system worked into T!
here's hoping!
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- KVRAF
- 12977 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Ottawa, Canada
I'd be fine if it just worked with existing sliced loops (ie. Rex or Acidized) without having to do the slicing itself.
