Mr No Name

Yes, I agree.

Bandlab going bust?

which operating system do you have it running on and when did you install it ?

great thanks.

Is anyone currently using successfully Emu Emulator X3 software sampler in their setup at the present time?

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excuse my rant.

just logged in to Cakewalk , and an orange box appeared "try the new free tier or our new discounted offer of $49 dollars" no free tier anywhere, just the subscription offer. why bother, it's just taking the customers for idiots. if you have a box that you ask people to press for something you advertise, have the thing you offer on the other bloody side of it.

That was the way to go, found a program that separated the drum break by transients,(like a traditional sampler) and it automatically converted it to midi. works like a charm, happy days. it's pretty tight on the conversion, some vsti's are a bit sloppy, lot of potential. 👍

you are indeed correct, after checking it is perpetual as long as you don't update past a certain version.

an upside down version of what you want, might work if you reverse it? you might be able to use a sidechained gate effect also.

If it doesn't last forever it's not perpetual 😄 perpetual /pər-pĕch′oo͞-əl/ adjective Lasting forever; never-ending. although nothing really lasts forever, but I have a disk of Sonar 7 that I recently loaded onto a win xp machine, that is perpetual, If there was a nuclear war, all that would survive are cockroaches and software disks old Sonar programs.

popular misconception is that the Reaper license is perpetual, it lasts for a certain amount of versions, but the free one that it would revert to is the exact same so you could use it, £60 every 2 or 3 years is something people are happy to pay.

thanks for the tips, I will try that out. what I was hoping to do was have the midi information and the drum module automatically know which parts of the kit go where. I 'm thinking that is a bit much to ask and I will have to assign channels to each midi hit. maybe if I split the audio in a a sampler first, then convert the separate hits to midi. my first test will be to dissasemble an Amen break and reassemble it using a roland 909 kit ? I wonder what it will sound like?

So, I have a recorded drum break (in audio), I covert audio to midi, I then want to use an external drum machine to change the different parts of the kit (same rhythm/break) but with different hits. I think the main problem is splitting the midi drum kit into it's constituent parts before swapping them on the drum machine. I obviously would like to do this in the fastest most simple way possible. any ideas? thanks.