remkowski
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Heb een arpeggiator prog voor in cubase, maar hoe open ik die in cubase 2.0 ?
Simply pull up the accesoiry from the desktop menu???
Kom er niet uit
Een stap voor stap uitleg zou voor mij t handigst zijn als totale leek
Dank alvast!!
Gaat om t volgende programmaatje:
ARPEG.ACC by Richard Homme
This is available on most Atari FTP sites and also on the Atari-MIDI file section. It is a desk accessory which means you can have it open at the same time your sequencer is running. It has three directions: up, down, and an up/down combination. It also has settings for the range, speed, as well as start, stop, and reset. There are also settings for MIDI sync, velocity, start time, clock delay as well which MIDI channel will be transmitted. To use it, simply pull up the accessory from the desktop menu. Set the speed, direction and range. Select [start] and start playing individual notes on your MIDI keyboard. You do not need to hold down chords as in other hardware arpeggiators. ARPEG.ACC remembers the last note played and adds it to the line of notes already in memory.
Simply pull up the accesoiry from the desktop menu???
Kom er niet uit
Een stap voor stap uitleg zou voor mij t handigst zijn als totale leek
Dank alvast!!
Gaat om t volgende programmaatje:
ARPEG.ACC by Richard Homme
This is available on most Atari FTP sites and also on the Atari-MIDI file section. It is a desk accessory which means you can have it open at the same time your sequencer is running. It has three directions: up, down, and an up/down combination. It also has settings for the range, speed, as well as start, stop, and reset. There are also settings for MIDI sync, velocity, start time, clock delay as well which MIDI channel will be transmitted. To use it, simply pull up the accessory from the desktop menu. Set the speed, direction and range. Select [start] and start playing individual notes on your MIDI keyboard. You do not need to hold down chords as in other hardware arpeggiators. ARPEG.ACC remembers the last note played and adds it to the line of notes already in memory.
