Matthew W

Looking for guidance on dynamic mapping: Audio track to MIDI velocity control I'm trying to learn how to take the dynamics from an audio track (like a guitar recording) and use them to control a MIDI track (like drums). I believe this is called "dynamic mapping" or envelope following. Specifically, I want to: Capture the volume/intensity changes from my guitar track Apply those dynamic changes to control my MIDI drum track in real-time . Does anyone know of good tutorials or resources that explain this process? Video tutorials would be especially helpful. Any tips on the best approach or plugins to use would be greatly appreciated!

Hello aIl I would like to record nature sounds via internet explorer or another browser into calkwalk How do I send the signal into the Daw in both windows 10 and 11 I'm using a 2 channel Prism converter for which I do not see a way to direct the signal back into the computer. I could send a line out form the mixer back into the line inputs of the converter but is there an in-the-box-solution Thanks MB

Whenever i try to create a groove clip i get a message that there is hidden data beyond slip edit points and it will be discarded. Then the clip doubles from 1 to 2 measures. Whats the fix. MB

That's the ticket. All is as it should be Thanks, Scook More Questions Coming....

Need help with adding REX file folders to the RXP player I went to: Window/Program Files/calkwalk/vstPlugins/rxp/content and added the folder with the rex files, but when I’m using the RXP player I’m not seeing the added folder in the drop down menu/browser.... (FYI there is no RXP folder in the Program Files(x86) I See “loopmasters and Sample Magic” which were both in the above explorer folder but the added folder is not in the RXP drop down browser Any suggestions