ajhuk Posted August 10, 2012 Share Posted August 10, 2012 Hello there. New here. I just got an M-audio Fast track ultra that I'm using with Logic Pro 9. I'm trying to record my Roland TD-3 electronic drum kit as Audio AND Midi. Audio because I want to hear what I'm playing, and midi because my electronic drum kit's velocity is sometimes a little bit off and I would like to be able to edit the recorded midi information in Logic in terms of velocity, and perhaps beats that are a little bit out of time. Then obviously re-send the midi information back to the TD-3 console and re-record the audio in Logic. I have the audio working fine. Just not the midi. The TD-3 console has midi IN and Out. I'm recording with a midi cable going from the TD-3's console to the MIDI IN on the M-audio fast track. It is recording the midi information because I'm seeing the notes being recorded. I just don't hear anything when I play it back. How am I supposed to edit individual midi notes velocitys and things if I can't hear it? Any help with how I would then send it back to the TD-3 to trigger the TD-3's sounds in order to re-record the audio after editing would be really welcome. In short I'm not sure what I'm doing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jordi Torres Posted August 11, 2012 Share Posted August 11, 2012 I have the audio working fine. Just not the midi. The TD-3 console has midi IN and Out. I'm recording with a midi cable going from the TD-3's console to the MIDI IN on the M-audio fast track. It is recording the midi information because I'm seeing the notes being recorded. I just don't hear anything when I play it back. How am I supposed to edit individual midi notes velocitys and things if I can't hear it? Any help with how I would then send it back to the TD-3 to trigger the TD-3's sounds in order to re-record the audio after editing would be really welcome. In short I'm not sure what I'm doing. You need to record to an external MIDI track set to output to a port on the M-Audio (open the library pane to choose a port and channel), and then have the data flow into the Roland using a MIDI cable connected to its MIDI input. J. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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