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Using the Pads like a Groove Box by using the RPS function

Using the Pads like a Groove Box by using the RPS function

6 May 2004, 11:38
I've been reading threads and haven't really found my answer. I've also read Lawrence's tutorials, But what I want to know is once you made your patterns from (song created) & set the rps to pads, can you record the sequence (order) you play them in to a song( patterns, track, or whatever you want to call it)?

I ask because I have recorded some vocals in samplitude, and I'm trying to mix it down (bring instrument in & out) during versus and on choruses. I can dump each tract in to the pc, but I would like to have it mixed down and dumped as one file.

Re: Using the Pads like a Groove Box by using the RPS functi

6 May 2004, 12:31
So, you mean you have some patterns on pads and you want to record them into sequencer? Sure, it's possible. Just record them as you would record usual parts - hit rec, play and go on.

If you want a "sequence" of your patterns, you can go to step record and use "pattern" record mode to "put" (paste) patterns one after another so they are played consequently.

Please describe in details if you need anything more tricky.

Re: Using the Pads like a Groove Box by using the RPS functi

6 May 2004, 12:39
Thanx BIG CHEESE, I seem to learn somethin new about this board everyday or everytime I touch it " I'M IN LOVE" :~D

Re: Using the Pads like a Groove Box by using the RPS functi

6 May 2004, 13:04
Hmm... cheese... great idea! I'm off to the kitchen ;-)

Always glad to help.


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