Hello,
As a beginner, I'm trying to create one piano roll for each 3 tracks of a new project . Everything works as planned, but I have a question:
Is it possible to move/copy note events between two different piano rolls on different tracks?.What I was trying is not a realtime task but a simple copy and paste.
Thank you,
Floego.
copy and paste for a piano roll?
you can copy paste the piano roll himself ..
or use the save as midifile menu..
then import midi file..
or use the save as midifile menu..
then import midi file..
I was thinking in something similar to the copy and paste that can be done between patterns inside a piano roll, but this time between patterns inside two separated piano rolls, even in different tracks. For example, say I have a pattern of a hihat, another pattern of a snare, and another one of a kick. How can I glue then into just one piano roll pattern the easy way?
i understand but not directly possible right now..
best way : use a 16 midi file piano roll copy/paste between different patterns , , save them as midi files..( could be cool to build a bank of pattern ) import them in you other piano roll and copy paste..
could be quick with some practice..
best way : use a 16 midi file piano roll copy/paste between different patterns , , save them as midi files..( could be cool to build a bank of pattern ) import them in you other piano roll and copy paste..
could be quick with some practice..
finally this is what I did!
connected the midi outs of three piano rolls (hihat, snare, kick) to the "midi in" of another empty piano roll in overdub mode. I just activate rec inside the empty piano roll. It glued the patterns!.
Maybe it could be possible to create a module (or script) for automatizing this task in a more general way? Sorry for asking, I'm just a beginner.
Thank you
Floego.
connected the midi outs of three piano rolls (hihat, snare, kick) to the "midi in" of another empty piano roll in overdub mode. I just activate rec inside the empty piano roll. It glued the patterns!.
Maybe it could be possible to create a module (or script) for automatizing this task in a more general way? Sorry for asking, I'm just a beginner.
Thank you
Floego.
great !
that's a good ( and faster ) method !
that's a good ( and faster ) method !
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