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Thanks! Yeah it took a while to figure it out. Haha

I think so. Double check on their website samplerobot.com

The tone? I’m not sure I understand the question. The tone as the key, it would be possible with a third party plugin.

Thanks!

Hahaahahah you’re right!

I don’t think so. Depending of the plugin there could be hundreds if not thousands of sounds so the resulting file would be astronomical! Not to mention it would take a long long time. As far as I know and as of the recording of the video this feature is not available. I would think you’d be better off buying the plugin you want.

@@edgaba I love using my MPC Keygroups. So I need to sample the VST. Sample Robot automatically samples different patches on hardware, so I was thinking it should be able to do it for software as well

Here is another video it may offer more information and also the Song linking/chaining is around minute 20 ua-cam.com/video/YspiOTdcpQ8/v-deo.htmlsi=wU0SMamqwOCtJTIa

@@edgaba Thank you very much! Most appreciated.

Awesome!

I don’t understand the question.

Yes it is but is very slow. You cannot bounce all the tracks as separate stems you have to do it one by one. I’m hoping for them to write an update.

You are welcome!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

Yes it’s awesome I’ve used it a lot. And it really holds its own. I do wish that they would make updates for it. It really would be nice if it had some drum sounds. You’ll have fun.

Haha of course it’s not a song. The video is not about the music is to quickly show what can a person expect using the sequencer in the Nautilus. Thanks for watching, I hope it helped.

As far as I know the 4.99 is for 8 tracks. The in app purchases is to add tracks, you can add 16 more tracks for an additional 4.99 for a total of 24 tracks and further more if you want 8 more tracks is another 4.99 for a total of 32 tracks. (Again as far as I know) I think 24 tracks is plenty in my humble opinion. Things you should know about the app: 1. It is Audio only it will not record nor edit midi. 2. You will need an interface to get clean recordings and the app can record 16 tracks simultaneously. 3. The graphics on the interface are dated and look a bit old almost like you are working in an old computer however the app performance is solid. If you are going to work with audio only and do not need any of the instruments, bells and whistles that other apps offer; this is the way to go.

Definitely lacks in the midi and graphics area. Although I’m after a portable multitrack for iOS . I do wish it had midi as that can always be swapped out later for other instruments ….but seems ok . Maybe it will eventually get some updates …thank you for explaining and being honest . This may be a very useful tool . Thanks again !!!

I think it’s a really good app and the graphics don’t bother me. Specially if you were to use it on a phone it has features that Logic or Cubasis should have. For an app that’s can record 32 audio tracks on an iPad or a phone In think is solid! You could pay $50 and get midi and better graphics with Cubasis or jump into the subscription bandwagon with Logic. I think Multitrack Daw is just fine. Let me know how it works out. ​​⁠

Yes it can and the app has evolve and has had many updates since I uploaded the video offering a lot more features. You cannot go wrong for the price. I usually use Cubasis now but I think that multitrack Daw is still amazing and relevant. Here is a recording I made using only Multitrack Daw. ua-cam.com/video/2_yX1Ouv7wc/v-deo.htmlsi=9vsKFkP53VOIiaEZ

Yes

Awesome !!!

I’m so sorry, Indo not have a Kronos so… I wouldn’t know. However, you could check if there is another way or file extension to use on the Kronos so that it makes the sample native with all velocities etc. I hope this helps.

Thanks so much. I appreciate it. Any subject you have in mind?

The sampler cannot sample the sampler per say. The way to do it would be to convert the sample I to a partial and make it a keyboard program/patch so that is an extra step that I did not do that’s why the vocal wasn’t present in the mixdown.

Here is something I read that might help. “You have 3 modes on the MoDX / Montage for receiving midi messages form another device: Multi: here every part on the performance is fixed to the corresponding midi channel (part 1 = channel 1, part 2 = channel 2, … , part16 = channel 16) Hybrid: here every part under keyboard control is fixed to the main midi channel (that can be selected), all other parts are handeled like in multi mode Single: all parts are assigned to the main channel (that can be selected in utilities) Multi mode is the classical GM midi mode - you can play each an every channel by sending data on the corresponding channel. Hybrid/Single is kind of a workaround for playing the parts under keyboard control from an external keyboard. E.g. you want to play a piano sound that is using 4 or 5 parts (e.g. the CFX concert) from an external keyboard. In Hybrid mode you can additionally play the parts not under keyboard control by using the corresponding channel. An issues comes up when you need to play two (or more) parts not under keyboard control. Here the external master keyboard needs to send messages on two (or more) midi channels. This is not possible on all masterkeyboards (e.g. my Arturia Keylab is only able to send on ONE channel). There is no direct way of solving this issue. On idea is to use a midi processor (MIDI solutions box). Another idea is to use an iPad/Notebook with MainStage, Camelot Pro or the new Steinberg Live system). This systems allows you to map the channels… For sending data from the MoDX/Montage to another board you need to use the midi zone master functionality - here you can assign the midi channel for without limitations. In my opinion it depends a lot on the use case if this is an limitation or not. I do seldom play sounds from another keyboard so I‘m mostly fine with the implementation. Most of the time there are iPad (with Camelot Pro) and / or notebooks involved and I could bypass this issue easily. In other words: this is a absolutely low prio restriction for me. But I agree with Derek that this is kind of a stupid limitation and I don‘t understand why Yamaha not at least implemented a mapping function / matrix function to map the midi channel freely.” Can I ask why do you wanna control the MODX from another controller?

Thanks for sharing this info. The reason why I wanted to use another midi controller so that when I’m creating a beat pattern that it’s easy to use on my keyboard controller being that it’s not heavy weighted. I find it easier making a drum groove on less weighted keys. I enjoy creating ideas on my MODx8

Sadly I don’t think so. The time signature becomes global on every performance and it’s scenes. However the way you can do it is by having all your 4/4 scenes in one pattern and then make another performance and another pattern with the 5/4 or different time signature and glue them together in song mode. So record mode you press>edit job>Song and build the song with to different patterns. I hope this helps.

@@edgaba I didn't know I can glue Patterns in song mode. What I usually do is , use the pattern and changing scenes on the go (which helps me, as I later realized, to deal with my time signature issue). I will definitely try song mode though! This helped me a lot, thanx !

At 6:25 precisely the record button is not activated, just playing keys. That cannot be seen cause video is just showing sreen, not buttons. 10s later you hear the metronom because the record button was hit and recording process launched.

If I understand the question correctly… when you press the record button the screen that appears will have several options, one of them is Loop On or Off. You will see from left to right: Scene next to it Length, Key on Start and the following is Loop. I hope this helps.