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Reaper is ace at midi slice. I always forget about that function.

silkpantsman wrote:ableton has slice to midi function

we werent talking about slicing it to midi though.

komanderkin wrote:

silkpantsman wrote:ableton has slice to midi function

we werent talking about slicing it to midi though.

now im lost sry thought thats wat i read while skimming im a simp at the best of times

DZA wrote:

vulvavibration wrote:ableton too

Explain...

Yes, plz!

You mean with Max/MSP? Haven't really got into all that yet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiEBN17ZnNI

silkpantsman wrote:

komanderkin wrote:

silkpantsman wrote:ableton has slice to midi function

we werent talking about slicing it to midi though.

now im lost sry thought thats wat i read while skimming im a simp at the best of times

ok, so there is a difference between slicing a beat to midi and transcribing (if thats the word ) to midi.

by slicing it to midi, you can get the general timing of all the hits translated to midi and that's about it.

with an audio to midi tratment though, you can isolate certain frequencies and make them correspond to certain midi notes, thus when a specific frequency occurs in a beat, a specific midi note is triggered. this way, you can translate the whole performance to midi with separate kick, snare, hihat, perc, or whatever other hits and their velocities too. whereas with slicing, if a hihat and kick hit at the same time, you only get one midi event with generic velocity.

Im not a Logic user myself but I found this video on how to convert Audio to MIDI and wondered if it was of any use to anyone???

http://www.5min.com/Video/How-To-Conver ... -263061599