Hi,
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I'm using my HD16 a lot more these days for live record of rehearsals.
Is there a way to record the HD16 drums to an audio track if I'm in 8 track mode?
I was recording bass, vocals, keys and guitar at the same time - and did several different songs, all in one project. I was setting different drum patterns and tempos for each song, but obviously none of this was recorded.
I know i could solve this be recording each song on a new project, but setting this up every time is a bit frustrating.
Thanks in advance
Daf
HD16 - record zoom drums in 8 track mode
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Re: HD16 - record zoom drums in 8 track mode
To my knowledge, the only way to /record/ the rhythm system is during a bounce operation -- by muting all the "real" tracks so only the MIDI-based drum/bass unit is heard (and you probably want to bounce that to a linked stereo pair -- as I recall the drum kits have some stereo placement in them).
If you have been setting that up "live", I do hope you've been saving the patterns/arrangements in the project so you can later bring them back up for use.
Unfortunately, the mixer "scene" function does not include rhythm pattern/arrangement information, so you can't automate the switch-over.
If you have been setting that up "live", I do hope you've been saving the patterns/arrangements in the project so you can later bring them back up for use.
Unfortunately, the mixer "scene" function does not include rhythm pattern/arrangement information, so you can't automate the switch-over.
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Re: HD16 - record zoom drums in 8 track mode
Thanks Wulfraed for your help.
I've not saved the pattern in the project.
It's not a big deal - I could have just created a new project each time.
But that seems to take longer and longer as my HD gets fuller.
I wouldn't care about the stereo of the drums, it's just for recording a rehearsal when the drummer isnt there.
I've not saved the pattern in the project.
It's not a big deal - I could have just created a new project each time.
But that seems to take longer and longer as my HD gets fuller.
I wouldn't care about the stereo of the drums, it's just for recording a rehearsal when the drummer isnt there.
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