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> Do you mind sending me an email (in profile) if I have a few questions? Why don't you ask here so we can all benefit (maybe) from the answers? :) Besides, mi
by diggan 1y ago
> Do you mind sending me an email (in profile) if I have a few questions?
Why don't you ask here so we can all benefit (maybe) from the answers? :) Besides, might be more people who can answer too, and no added pressure on parent!
- bravura 1y agoSure, I can describe some of the basics I'm trying to do. My goal is to autogenerate "projects" with loops and one hits, so I have like 100 candidate "songs" or "kits" to work with just using hardware and avoiding a DAW. And then to quickly jam on each song/kit to create an arrangement in hardware that I can save. Ending up with 20 scratch arrangements that I can load into a DAW and then produce / etc more carefully. I want to load a "kit" into the MIDI controller and trigger sounds by hitting buttons. That part seems clear to me with JACK. That I can basically drop straight into hardware and start working with my audio material. Now where I feel stuck is I'd like my knobs to do basic filtering, I'd like the loops to loop when I trigger them, and I'd like to be able to save my jammed arrangement to load into a DAW later. Saving it seems like I could just save MIDI. For filters, I am not sure which library I would use, and here is where it seems like I should be controlling a real DAW (so I get the same filter during my jam as in postproduction). For triggering a loop that goes and loops, I have to write that by hand? Apologies if what it sounds like what I want is: "I can use software to create 100 candidate Ableton projects with the clips pre-mapped and do a looped arrangement very quickly."
- atmanactive 1y agoLookup ReaLearn/Helgobox, a Reaper-exclusive plug-in to connect MIDI/OSC to anything inside Reaper. It even includes some form of scripting language.