@michi_mak wrote:
this is easy : get MidiOX to merge all inputs and route them via MidiYoke into Podium – works well and i can’t find recognizable latency…
I forgot about MIDI-OX. You’re right, that should work. You’ll need to go to the same site for Midi Yoke anyway.
Most programs just go with midi channels, and not a specific midi device.
There is a way you can do this with bomes midi translator, you need multiple instances of it tho for each device. Having each one output to the same midi yoke, then assign that midi yoke to the tracks device, and then it’ll simulate global devices.
Theres probably an easier way with a single program.
@Zynewave wrote:
• Fix: Adding child tracks to a group track that had a plugin instrument assigned would wrongly create the child track as an audio track.
Does that mean comping works for MIDI as well? Cause if so I LOVE you. 😆
@kyran wrote:
While I have no idea how reason tackles this, but I think that only applying during playback is quite limiting, because you can only delay notes and not shift them forward.
I’m not sure how they do it either. But its not true that you can only delay them. It has positive & negative ticks, so it shifts left and right. The regroove is acts exactly the same as quantization, but without actually altering the notes timing in the sequencer. Only during playback.
But like I said, it not something thats a MUST HAVE. It would just be nice to have it, especially when Podium feels a bit like Reason to me. Its the only software that I know does this tho.
Ah, ok. Thats good too
Sometimes I like to just program my drums in Tatapoum
@Zynewave wrote:
If you mean a way to set up quantization or swing to be applied only during playback, then that is not something I have planned.
Thats exactly what I mean. The ReGroove Mixer in Reason4 does this. Where as, it applies the groove (basically midi, in a proprietary extension) to the track without actually altering the midi notes. (while the destructive option is still available)
Have you considered doing this non-destructively?
I have not tried the beta yet, but this is a feature I really love about Reason. It’s not a definite ‘Must-Have’ feature, but it IS a desirable one.