Jul 26, 2005 11:23 am set your polyphony in your keyboards global or patch settings to 1...that'll do what you need.
how to record midi in mono??
Posted on Jul 26, 2005 07:02 am
rion003
Member Since: Jul 26, 2005
Hi, I need help with my midi recording. What I need is to have just one voice in one track. What is happening to me is that some of the tones are overlaping each other. This is caused by playing on keyboard. I know you can solve this by using Quantize function. But finding these overlaping notes is kind of annoying things. I think the best solution is to record just mono signal from keyboard so the next tone will automaticly stop the previous. Unfortunately I don´t have keyboard with mono function. Does anybody know about some kind of mono filter or soft which can do this????
Spending time on finding these little overlaping tones is driving me crazy. Please help...
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Jul 26, 2005 11:23 am set your polyphony in your keyboards global or patch settings to 1...that'll do what you need.
Jul 26, 2005 12:01 pm Yeah, the polyphony setting is the one that controls how many "voices" you can have going at once. Set it to one, and only one note will play at a time. But sometimes, if the notes overlap you will get a wierd slide effect (depending on the instrument/synth voice), kinda like those old dr dre synths.
Jul 26, 2005 12:06 pm that would be the portamento setting, which you should be able to change aswell.
Jul 26, 2005 03:24 pm Yeah, this would be the easiest way how to do this but my keyboard doesn´t have polyphony control. So I need to do this somehow in computer with some kind of filter or something. Anybody knows some kind of software which can help???
Jul 27, 2005 03:20 am ah, thank you WYD, learn something new every day around here.
rion, what are you using as a keyboard, and what are you recording midi to?
Jul 27, 2005 03:39 am I am using Yamaha Portasound PSS-480 which is kind of old keyboard and the polyphony cannot be reduced on it. I´m recording to Cakewalk Sonar.
Jul 27, 2005 03:54 am Maybe there's something in sonar that can control the polyphony. I'm not familiar with Sonar though, unfortunately.
Jul 27, 2005 11:19 am nahh, not if you're using the sounds from the Yamaha, you're stuck with whatcha got....maybe try triggering a different VST synth, and finding a similar sound.
Jul 27, 2005 08:02 pm Hey guys, are we talking about same thing??
What I need is a some kind of program which can reduce the polyphony?? Does anybody know if this program exists? It should be a simple little program. Just tell me a name. That´s what I need. I was searching the net with keyword
"midi mono filter" or similar but unsuccessfuly.
But it has to be somewhere. AGHHHRRRR
Jul 27, 2005 08:12 pm i've never heard of such a program.....
Sep 17, 2005 10:46 pm rion003, if your still in need of figuring this out let me know.
I would ask a couple questions first though. How exactly are you recording the keyboard?
Are you using the sounds from the PSR?
Also, are you running both a midi in and out to the keyboard?
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