Help with Audiophile 2496 (no wave table)
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Posted on Jul 26, 2004 04:51 am
rob.franke
Member Since: Jul 24, 2004
Hi, I just bought an M-Audio Audiphile 2496 to record audio (guitar etc) and midi (drums,keys etc) using cakewalk Home Studio 2002.
- Audio is great: using ASIO driver (ASIO4ALL) I no longer have any latency issues
- But midi is a problem: I want to put down a drum track but the 2496 has no built-in midi.
I have searched the web and read about plug-in soft synths but can't find out how to get started with a basic drum part.
Any help would be appreciated :)
Rob
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Jul 26, 2004 05:01 am You need a basic drum sequencer that will plug in to a host application. I will continue assuming Home Studio does allow softsynths to be used. You then open softsynths in your track view. In Sonar this is done via an "insert > DXi" menu clicking. It then opens a single MIDI track and a single audio track. You go into the MIDI track and assign your beats there.
I personally use Project5 for this, but Cakewlak just released a program called Kinetic www.homerecordingconnecti...tory&id=394 that works as a plugin with Sonar, but I doubt with your app. Other apps Kinetic would work as a standalone drum sequencer, make your beats in it, then export them as a wav file, then import that wav file into your project. FruityLoops is another common app that can work as an integrated softsynth in some apps, or as a standalone.
Jul 26, 2004 11:29 am i see. Thanks a lot for your help. Rob