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I've just found another way too, In the piano roll, go to functions, transform and select quantize note length. Select what you want, make sure apply operations to selected events is selected and the right value of qua&min is shown and click operate. It's a bit long winded but it works for quantizing notes of different lengths (in pro 7).

Ta. I didn't even know that plug in existed! I like it! Although it's not quite what i'm looking for. I'm after a delay ideally.

Hello! Does anyone know a cheap/free plug in that will do a reverse delay similar to the one on guitar rig or the line 6 "green beast" stomp box. I've been trying to use space designer but i can't get that to sound how i want. Cheeeers!

Ah ok, thanks a lot. I've only ever used budget equipment so that is probably why people have always told me to do things differently...(maybe?). the manual for my alesis m1s says on the inside but I can see why other monitors might be different. Also, i suppose the room make a difference too. For example, if you get more high frequency coming out of the top other speaker than the bottom then unless you have well treated walls to either side of you then there will be a lot more nasty reflections by positioning on the outside. Or the converse. Cool. Have fun with your new setup.

That is NICE. Good work. I have a question though. I've always been told to place the monitors so the tweeter is on the inside when they are on their side but you've done the opposite. As you look like a guy who knows what he's doing I'd be interested to know why you've done it.

I was in digital village today and I had a play on a korg oasys which had 8 pads which were assigned to play chords. I though that was pretty cool so I've set up the caps locks keyboard to play chords too only I realised that I could then turn my computer keyboard into a suzuki omnichord! press 0 for major chords, 8 for minor, 6 for 7ths. Bingo! Hope you like it. OMNICHORD.lso

The Mae-Shi - Hlllyh I went to a gig the other night to see the support band who I remember playing with a few years ago when they were a lowly unsigned birmingham band and these guys headlined. They really put on a show. I felt like I was 3 years old for the rest of the night. It was awesome. They even use a suzuki omnichord!

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/21111 This kills the dashboard in a couple of clicks...

Good work. I liked yours much better than the mix with over 5000 votes at the moment so I voted. Good luck.

I would have thought you would generally leave the time signature as simple as possible to make counting easier and then screw the drummer over . I played Messiaen's Turangalila symphony the other week and throughout there were sections where the time signature was constant, say, 4/8 and every 2 or 3 bars the same thing would come back but offset by a semiquaver. I can't remember if this was because the instruments with a more significant part were playing in 4/8 or if he just thought 17/16 would be ridiculous, I was too busy counting... Anyway, I would put the harder part to play/read in its time signature and make everything else follow that. I have been in a couple of prog metal bands and a death indie band also with lots of polyrhythms, although I played the guitar I usually thought of it as being in the time signature of whatever the drummer was playing in but that could have been because he usually had the more complicated part...

You need to create an aggregate device and set that as your audio driver in Logic. Go into applications/utilities/audio midi setup then click audio at the top of the screen and then open aggregate device editor. I have outputs 7 and 8 as the built in speakers/built in headphone out for me. You get maybe a few more miliseconds latency but if you need 8 input channels or the inbuilt speakers this is the best way I can think of doing it. I don't think you will be able to hear your input out of the laptop speakers without using logic but you can through the outputs of the audiofire. If you open the audiofire console you'll probably see all the input channels are muted by default so just unmute the ones you need and you're set. You won't need garageband for this. Good luck!

Cheers fellas! That is bang on. I hope the damper and sostenuto pedals on my keyboard can be assigned to do enough... I think there's a free demo on the ableton site actually, I'll have a look.

But can you record audio from a mic or guitar and loop it on the fly? I'm not bothered about loops on the hard drive which is what I thought live was all about...

To turn my laptop into an akai headrush or something similar. It would be great to be able to layer tracks while playing live. You can press the freeze button on the logic tape delay but you can't tap tempo or start and stop very easily. Any AU plugins or work arounds would be awesome. Cheers a lot.

Yes.