[pianomanuel]

In you have to “tell” the program where the default downbeat is. Most initialize at 00.00… so check that, everything else will superimpose on a grid, in common time will work out perfectly.. so follow the chart 1234, or 1+2+3+4, the + sign would be true upbeat, forget rolls for now.

so

what’s the use…

if you have midi info e.g. a rock pattern 4/4 you may need to edit at the note level.

in a typical drum set this ability to filter and edit may be a quick tool to use. For instance, your data may not be quantized well, or too much prior tweaks that need to be cleaned up, such as a normalizer or other edit. Having said that, apply this to uneven sections or tracks

I am unsure of any specific question, other than just getting a real world situation.

so you can select all of the offbeat notes or sounds like Tom 1, but keep everything else selected exclusively, you can then adjust time or delete similar to a copy paste operation. While keeping the fader level, you can clean up the offbeats, 4, 8, 16, 32 Grus are still are unchanged. So this is a little macro enabling specific edits according to what Toontrack allow.

– Robert

 

Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

[pianomanuel]

It may not have the correct local permissions to allow the C drive to ‘see’ the folder. Have it install all things locally.

[pianomanuel]

Good luck, it has only taken me 4 weeks to figure out.

 

EZ Drummer and the lot, sound amazing

[pianomanuel]

The sample rate is not controlled by Luna and UA. Kind of. When you open an instance of your DAW (-Logic)

 

make sure you save a template and save a regular instance, name it and have it as the one file (saving prefs.) so you always have a base to build upon.

open your DAW. In my case Logic. And make sure all are at 48 K.

 

The reason for the crackle is that these settings constantly battle one another.

also you need to change the initialization of the O/S through long pressing the power button to boot into, security settings and change the overall configuration located in the menu.

that allows the third party plug ins to have fill access as they write the initial security issues.

console should be reflective of these at the bottom.

I do not know if this is needed for toontrack. Maybe not.

Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

[pianomanuel]

Check that the sample rate is at or under 96 Mega Hertz. Try that. Apple core.

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