Hi, I need an advice. For avoid latency is better to connect my master keyboard to PC and through the PC controlling the external synth sounds while I play masterkeyboard, or should I connect the masterkeyboard directly into the external synth via midi? Does the latency change in this case??
Cool! Not sure on that one I don't have the triton. But you should be able to sync via the MIDI settings in Logic Pro X. Just click on "Logic Pro X" at the top of the screen then "Preferences" and then "MIDI" to access the MIDI settings. Hope this helps
@@tulelazule7231 If what you are trying to do is to record audio using MIDI cable: it is not possible. MIDI cable is used only to transfer notes (C, D, F, etc) to your computer, it transfers MIDI, not audio. Is that what you are asking?
@@gabrielirlanda yes, possibly it was already recorded in the sequencer as audio therefore it cant become midi-based. thanks for illuminating that. this may be the answer.
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this may seem like a dumb question, but did you use an actual physical piano to play those piano notes or was it a piano on your computer?
I'm using a stock piano sound in logic pro x, and played the sound using a midi keyboard.
Hi, I need an advice. For avoid latency is better to connect my master keyboard to PC and through the PC controlling the external synth sounds while I play masterkeyboard, or should I connect the masterkeyboard directly into the external synth via midi? Does the latency change in this case??
Hello, if i already use the midi cable, do i need to download the driver again ?
but is it MIDI information
as opposed to an AUDIO track?????
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Sorry to hear man ... let me know what was confusing and I will try and make it make sense.
I was able to record a Korg Triton sequence as an audio file
BUT how can i do the same thing as MIDI in
Cool! Not sure on that one I don't have the triton. But you should be able to sync via the MIDI settings in Logic Pro X. Just click on "Logic Pro X" at the top of the screen then "Preferences" and then "MIDI" to access the MIDI settings. Hope this helps
@@BeatMakingBasics let's hope. ive been trying for hours; two days.
@@tulelazule7231 If what you are trying to do is to record audio using MIDI cable: it is not possible. MIDI cable is used only to transfer notes (C, D, F, etc) to your computer, it transfers MIDI, not audio. Is that what you are asking?
@@gabrielirlanda yes, possibly it was already recorded in the sequencer as audio therefore it cant become midi-based.
thanks for illuminating that. this may
be the answer.
This is not what I am looking for. I would like to set up different midi keyboards, each specified to play a certain channel.
Glad to hear!
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