Beatscape MIDI pattern - how you drag it onto a MIDI Track?

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2010/04/01 12:05:38 (permalink)

Beatscape MIDI pattern - how you drag it onto a MIDI Track?

I mean just like you would do in RXP or in Session Drummer 2: there's button there specifically for that: drag-and-drop into the host application.

Anyone have any idea how I can do that in Beatscape? I mean the pattern containing the notes to which the slices are mapped.

Thanks.
post edited by PopStarWannabe - 2010/04/06 17:06:03
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    Re:Beatscape MIDI pattern - how can you drag it onto a MIDI/Ins Track? 2010/04/06 17:32:19 (permalink)
    I just queried Technical Support and they confirmed it's not possible from Beatscape.

    Dimension Pro and RXP (maybe DropZone also - but I'm not sure) will allow this. If you open a REX file in one of them, there's a button there "Drag-and-drop MIDI Pattern to Track".

    Thus you'll have (in a MIDI track) the succession of notes - each triggering a slice.

    Advantages: you can further re-order the slices, adjust velocity of an individual slice, and - most important - you can modify the Tempo in real time (on the fly) and there'll be NO artifacts in the audio REX file, because each MIDI note will play a slice, and you just speed up/slow down the MIDI notes - hence he individual slices.

    A .wav file can be tranformed in a .rx2 file (REX format) ONLY with the "ReCycle" software from Swedish company Propellerhead.

    Hope this helps.
    post edited by PopStarWannabe - 2010/04/06 18:07:47
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