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If you have a suitable MIDI Controller, you can simply record MIDI CC messages directly into Logic. Consider using a parallel track lane (Track >. It helps users to easily combine and edit MIDI and audio tracks from vinyl samples to live instruments to multitrack audio stems with constant or variable tempo.
 
 

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It is the same with all other instruments. If the drumset has an organ-sound or a gunshot-sound there, you will hear organ or a gunshot instead of bass, haha. Greetings from germany. Thank you for answere, but its not that.

First I also thought that this was the problem in fact was… but after moving up and down, I sunndenly discower this, and go into the drumset, to located all the instruments number. So im sure that I has the correct number for the instrument. I get sound for the instruments in the midifile, but only one at the time. If I have the bass, I hear nothing else. If I take away the bass, The kikdrum comes in, but nothing else… So the number are correct. I think its somthing about combining the tracks into only one track, that I dont know how to do… But thanks again….

It can be any track, I usually just use track 0. I then delete all tracks in the song except that one and save the file.

Hope that helps. Some users have used Aria Maestosa. For example of what to do using Logic Pro X, you would click and shift-click on the edited drums and bass MIDI regions, Join the two regions and then export. In Reaper, you would select the drums and bass regions and then export to a single track.

The takeaway is that the two regions or tracks have to be joined or merged into one for the BBM to be able to recognize it.

I thought maybe he was talking about the MidiEditor open source app but BBM really does need a better editor. More importantly, a good midi export function. To this day the only thing I can export are parts.

Anytime I try to export an OPB song it fails miserably. Is there any other way to export an OPB to midi? Are they maybe somewhere in the file system I can get them from? Find a midi file you would like to convert. Or, just Google, Song name midi. Download the file to an easily found location and open it directly in Logic.

Logic will open the midi file and assign instruments to the tracks. Logic sometimes assigns a piano to what is clearly the drum track.

Decide how you want to present the song on the Beat Buddy Forum. Once you decide, Go back through the song and use Command T to break the song into sections. Listen for your sections, verse, chorus any bridges or transitions and any good drum fill sections; or prejam, jam and outro.

You will generally be using at least the drums and bass. If you want to add a keyboard section, figure out which part or parts will lend themselves to making a good keyboard part. Pick a section to work on, the jam, for example.

Select just the bass track. Check the mapping by double clicking on the drum set name in the drum kit list. For those kits, you will drag the notes down, so they fall between C-2 and G0. Standard Pro bass starts the bass at E5. There may be some notes that are outside of the mapped range. In that case, select just those notes and transpose them up or down one octave as appropriate. You might also wish to transpose the bass track to another key using this process. If bass notes overlap, or are nearly touching each other, you may need to shorten them.

The easiest thing to do is to select all the notes and drag the end of one note slightly shorter. This will shorten all of the selected notes. Its good practice to save after you make significant edits or complete a section. This will help in the event you need to do more work. Check the drum track for non-compatible mappings and adjust as needed. Some tracks have a kick drum at B0 Midi 35 and some BB kits do not have this drum.

Also, some tracks have notes mapped to a location that corresponds to a handclap in Beat Buddy. Frequently, these are supposed to be a snare. Select all the handclap notes at the offending location and drag them to D1 or E1 which should be a snare.

If you have odd sounding drums when you audition the file, you can come back to this step using the file you saved in Step 8, and make adjustments.

Region-based automation looks and functions like track-based automation, with a series of nodes to display the varying MIDI CC levels. Like automation, you can draw new nodes in, change curves between two node points, or even scale the nodes up and down across the whole track all of which is covered in the walkthrough.

Likewise, any synth produced after will undoubtedly respond to CC messages, which provides a level of backwards compatibility that most could only dream of! Our Logic Project uses a simple Retro Synth patch. In this case, copying the same CC moves onto the synth Bass on Track 2. This is certainly a good option when it comes to arranging the track. To do this, start by filtering out note data using the button at the top of the Event List.

You could, for example, record using a Mod Wheel but change the type to Expression 11 or Cutoff To get a better view of the recorded data, or edit elements of it, try opening the Piano Roll editor. For precision work, the ability to draw the nodes in without having to enter the Piano Roll is a godsend! The result is a more musical transition.

Another useful feature is the ability to scale the automation data using the box on the right-hand side of the track header. Clicking on the small arrow on left-hand side of the track lane will create a parallel track which can be assigned to different MIDI CC parameter. The Mix menu contains automation options, which double-up on MIDI CC messages, most notably the Delete Automation menu item, which is useful as a reset option or a means of paring back to the note data.

 

 

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Take away the basdrum, and than the snaredrum appears… So im pretty sure this has to do With combining the tracks… But how? Hope for an answere. Erlend Olsen. I am a newbie too, may be my simple words will help. The BB uses drumsets which are a collection of wav-files. The wav files are stored to midi channels.

Maybe snare is channel The songs on a beatbuddy are midi files. If the midifile has a note on 39, you hear a snare drum when it comes to What you describe sounds like changing the midi notes of a midi file. If i were you, first I would view my drum set by double-clicking. So you can see, what midi channel belongs to important drums snare, bass, hihat.

Then view your midi-file and compare, on which midi-channels these instruments are. If they are on the same numbers, you can be shure, that they sound correct. But if the snare in the midi-file is on 38 or 40 – you may hear a rimshot or electric snare depending on what the drumset-creator has stored on this channel. It is the same with all other instruments. If the drumset has an organ-sound or a gunshot-sound there, you will hear organ or a gunshot instead of bass, haha.

Greetings from germany. Thank you for answere, but its not that. First I also thought that this was the problem in fact was… but after moving up and down, I sunndenly discower this, and go into the drumset, to located all the instruments number.

So im sure that I has the correct number for the instrument. I get sound for the instruments in the midifile, but only one at the time. If I have the bass, I hear nothing else. If I take away the bass, The kikdrum comes in, but nothing else… So the number are correct.

I think its somthing about combining the tracks into only one track, that I dont know how to do… But thanks again…. It can be any track, I usually just use track 0. I then delete all tracks in the song except that one and save the file. Hope that helps. Some users have used Aria Maestosa. For example of what to do using Logic Pro X, you would click and shift-click on the edited drums and bass MIDI regions, Join the two regions and then export. In Reaper, you would select the drums and bass regions and then export to a single track.

The takeaway is that the two regions or tracks have to be joined or merged into one for the BBM to be able to recognize it. I thought maybe he was talking about the MidiEditor open source app but BBM really does need a better editor. More importantly, a good midi export function. To this day the only thing I can export are parts. Anytime I try to export an OPB song it fails miserably. Is there any other way to export an OPB to midi? Are they maybe somewhere in the file system I can get them from?

Find a midi file you would like to convert. Or, just Google, Song name midi. Download the file to an easily found location and open it directly in Logic. Logic will open the midi file and assign instruments to the tracks. Logic sometimes assigns a piano to what is clearly the drum track. Decide how you want to present the song on the Beat Buddy Forum. Once you decide, Go back through the song and use Command T to break the song into sections.

Listen for your sections, verse, chorus any bridges or transitions and any good drum fill sections; or prejam, jam and outro. You will generally be using at least the drums and bass. If you want to add a keyboard section, figure out which part or parts will lend themselves to making a good keyboard part. Pick a section to work on, the jam, for example.

Select just the bass track. Check the mapping by double clicking on the drum set name in the drum kit list. For those kits, you will drag the notes down, so they fall between C-2 and G0. Our Logic Project uses a simple Retro Synth patch. In this case, copying the same CC moves onto the synth Bass on Track 2. This is certainly a good option when it comes to arranging the track. To do this, start by filtering out note data using the button at the top of the Event List. You could, for example, record using a Mod Wheel but change the type to Expression 11 or Cutoff To get a better view of the recorded data, or edit elements of it, try opening the Piano Roll editor.

For precision work, the ability to draw the nodes in without having to enter the Piano Roll is a godsend! The result is a more musical transition. Another useful feature is the ability to scale the automation data using the box on the right-hand side of the track header. Clicking on the small arrow on left-hand side of the track lane will create a parallel track which can be assigned to different MIDI CC parameter. The Mix menu contains automation options, which double-up on MIDI CC messages, most notably the Delete Automation menu item, which is useful as a reset option or a means of paring back to the note data.

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