Errorsmith
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 Posted: Tue Jan 23 2007 20:07
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Hi
I have two tracks, using both the same instrument.
Now I want the second track to use another instrument. Is there a way to achieve this without reentering all the notes?
I didn't found something in the docs or here at the website but maybe I have overlooked something.
I would be glad if someone can point me in the right direction.
regards,
Errorsmith |
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Ravana
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D Vibe
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Posted: Wed Jan 24 2007 09:15
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Well, you could put a different sample in the same instrument, but in an another octave, and then just transpose the track to that chosen octave.
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oldbrian
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Posted: Wed Jan 24 2007 20:23
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there's only a visually not-too-appealing-result-giving solution for it: go to the first note of the second track, overwrite the old instrument number with the new one. then go to the last note in the track and overwrite it too. then make a block selection from the first note to the last, bring your cursor in the note culomn and press leftshift+v (interpolate-all FTW once again!). |
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Errorsmith
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Posted: Wed Jan 24 2007 21:32
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Hi
Thank you all for your replys. So, Im going to add this to my wishlist too 
Anyway, I tried the method oldbrian suggested, but this was resulting in Madtracker to interpolate the whole colummn, not only the notes wich were actually existing. Is this "beaviour by design" or did I do something wrong?
regards, Errorsmith |
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oldbrian
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Posted: Thu Jan 25 2007 12:24
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| Errorsmith wrote: | Hi
Thank you all for your replys. So, Im going to add this to my wishlist too
Anyway, I tried the method oldbrian suggested, but this was resulting in Madtracker to interpolate the whole colummn, not only the notes wich were actually existing. Is this "beaviour by design" or did I do something wrong?
regards, Errorsmith |
nope, it's the default behavior - that's why it is interpolate all  you can interpolate anything: notes, effects, pans, volumes, etc |
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D Vibe
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Posted: Thu Jan 25 2007 14:52
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Didn't know about the interpolate function..
One learn something new every day |
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Errorsmith
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Posted: Thu Jan 25 2007 20:57
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Hi
Now, I see. I thought this must be the interpolation function but was not sure.
So thank you for your help.
Greetings,
Errorsmith |
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