I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit

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Kevin Lee
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2011/04/28 06:50:45 (permalink)

I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit

I thought it's gonna work but it was not.
 
Sonar's Matrix view and Track view are completely different enviorment.
 
So my Stutter Edit only work for Track view, not for Matrix view....
 
I wish Matrix view could be control via my stutter edit! plz update Matrix view!
 
 I don't want to buy Ableton Live which is 32bit
 

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    Seth Perlstein [Cakewalk]
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    Re:I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit 2011/04/28 13:47:20 (permalink)
    Please explain in further detail, not exactly sure what you mean. 

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    Re:I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit 2011/04/28 20:27:45 (permalink)
    Just tried this out... and sure it does.

    ...with some caveats, as follows:

    1. You need to have the main transport running.

    2. You need MIDI clips in the Matrix View already running to Stutter Edit. You can create them in Track View and drag them to the Matrix View.

    The real problem is that you can't record clips to the Matrix View.


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    Re:I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit 2011/04/28 21:38:13 (permalink)
    Kevin ,  what do you mean by stutter ? it can mean loads of things

    e.g.

    1) gating the audio to create the chopper effect
    2) adjusting either say a midi volume VERY fast or the clips volume (used in old days ST+akai)
    3) using something like Glitch or the NI pack that does stutter type fx

    why not bounce the stuttered clip down ? that way it's also better on the CPU

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    Re:I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit 2011/04/28 22:39:46 (permalink)
    He's talking about the Stutter Edit plug-in by Izotope.
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    Kevin Lee
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    Re:I wish Matrix View could accept my Stutter Edit 2011/04/29 06:13:37 (permalink)
    candlesayshi


    Just tried this out... and sure it does.

    ...with some caveats, as follows:

    1. You need to have the main transport running.

    2. You need MIDI clips in the Matrix View already running to Stutter Edit. You can create them in Track View and drag them to the Matrix View.

    The real problem is that you can't record clips to the Matrix View.
     
    That's what I'm talking about. I cannot control clips freely in Matrix view using Izotop's Stutter Edit plug-in!
     
    SORRY FOR my limited expression I'm very sorry (-_-;;)


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