Let me explain,
Yes, I want to combine my MIDI with the Toontrack Grooves.
The grooves of the Toontrack Midi library has been played by a real bass player, so the timing and feel is quite natural.
During my work with the Grid Editor, I am using the Snap-to-Grid function that results in 100% perfect note positions.
Furthermore, I am choosing the Note-length function, which also is generating 100% perfect note lengths.
So my own MIDI bass line sounds a little bit too digital and I need to invest a lot of effort for humanization.
Although there are humanization features available like Randomize, Dynamics, etc., I would prefer to transfer the information of a cool Midi groove of the Toontrack library.
Example from my own composition before: “C” at 1.2.0, “D” at 1.3.0 and “E” at 1.4.0.
Example from the Toontrack Midi: “C” at 1.2.01 and “G” at 1.3.04.
My desired result: “C” at 1.2.01, “D” at 1.3.04 and “E” at 1.4.0.
As you can see:
- Differences in pitch should be ignored
- No notes will be added or deleted
- Only matching notes will be applied concerning note positions (optionally same to note length and velocity)
Reply To: Feature Request: Apply Groove (beside Auto-Adjust Chord Transitions) version: 1.0.3
Operating system: Windows 10
Ah, thanks for the explanation.
This is actually something we have implemented, but currently only when converting MIDI drums to bass MIDI.
In the Drums & Keys tab, you can use the Replace MIDI function, and it can blend the MIDI created in the Drums & Keys tab with the MIDI you have on the Song Track.
I think you asking for a similar solution, but for all grooves – not just in Drums & Keys. I’ll add this as a feature request!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Let me explain,
Yes, I want to combine my MIDI with the Toontrack Grooves.
The grooves of the Toontrack Midi library has been played by a real bass player, so the timing and feel is quite natural.
During my work with the Grid Editor, I am using the Snap-to-Grid function that results in 100% perfect note positions.
Furthermore, I am choosing the Note-length function, which also is generating 100% perfect note lengths.
So my own MIDI bass line sounds a little bit too digital and I need to invest a lot of effort for humanization.
Although there are humanization features available like Randomize, Dynamics, etc., I would prefer to transfer the information of a cool Midi groove of the Toontrack library.
Example from my own composition before: “C” at 1.2.0, “D” at 1.3.0 and “E” at 1.4.0.
Example from the Toontrack Midi: “C” at 1.2.01 and “G” at 1.3.04.
My desired result: “C” at 1.2.01, “D” at 1.3.04 and “E” at 1.4.0.
As you can see:
- Differences in pitch should be ignored
- No notes will be added or deleted
- Only matching notes will be applied concerning note positions (optionally same to note length and velocity)
Reply To: Feature Request: Apply Groove (beside Auto-Adjust Chord Transitions) version: 1.0.3
Operating system: Windows 10
Ah, thanks for the explanation.
This is actually something we have implemented, but currently only when converting MIDI drums to bass MIDI.
In the Drums & Keys tab, you can use the Replace MIDI function, and it can blend the MIDI created in the Drums & Keys tab with the MIDI you have on the Song Track.
I think you asking for a similar solution, but for all grooves – not just in Drums & Keys. I’ll add this as a feature request!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
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Thanked by: Markus Wagner