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Blueswaite
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2011/04/03 16:22:15 (permalink)

ST Drums

In this program I hit the audio record and a screen comes up to name in and save as a wave file I record the drums but where does the file go. I can't find it
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    Kalle Rantaaho
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    Re:ST Drums 2011/04/04 16:35:47 (permalink)
    Sorry. I don't understand the question.
    What program are you talkin about??? Did you mean to write SI-drums (Studio Instruments)? I don't know a program called "ST drums", and if it's a VST I don't know any VSTis that record audio in the way you describe. Or are you talking about recording real drums?

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    Blueswaite
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    Re:ST Drums 2011/04/05 21:44:10 (permalink)
    Yes the si drums
    thanks
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    Re:ST Drums 2011/04/05 21:59:56 (permalink)
    just simply press insert/soft synth/si drums..let the plug in put the track out for you..its a midi track not a audio track..youll need to bounce it down after..i could be wrong..actually kalle knows better than me..kalle??

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    Re:ST Drums 2011/04/06 02:47:12 (permalink)
    Well...it seems to me there's more than one thing unclear to the OP.

    Blueswaite, I still don't quite understand what you're trying to do, or how you expect SI-drums to work.

    Insert SI as a soft synth like Charlie said, then you record MIDI. You can not record audio with SI-drums. Then this MIDI is bounced to audio.

    I have not used SI-drums, but I guess it allows you to drag MIDI-beats to the MIDI-track
    so that you can also edit them to your liking.

    Have you read the help files about using soft synths?


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    Blueswaite
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    Re:ST Drums 2011/04/06 14:44:41 (permalink)
    I right click on Si Drums click run as adminastrator  Comes up I guess as a standalone.  You can play the drums. 
    On top right is a tab says record wave file. when your done recording your wave file where is the wave  located. So I am thinking you can record your own beat and it is saved as a wave file to use in other progams or in my case import it on to my Juno Gi recorder to a track.
    Thanks
    post edited by Blueswaite - 2011/04/06 14:46:26
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    Kalle Rantaaho
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    Re:ST Drums 2011/04/06 17:11:16 (permalink)
    Nonono...Sorry to say but you got it all wrong. Do read the help files about soft synths. I don't have the energy to start copy-pasting them for you.

    I've never used SI-drums but I've always thought it's only a VST without standalone possibility. Someone wiser may correct if I'm wrong. Maybe it's ME who's got it wrong. I'm out of here...

    OK. I learned from another thread that if you buy the full set of Studio Instruments separately, you get the standalonen versions too. Included with home studio is only VSTs.
    post edited by Kalle Rantaaho - 2011/04/10 06:31:33

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