Re: Digest Number 1781 - isolating drums
Tummy Mental <[email protected]>
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to voiceofgoldeneagle,
I think you have to go into GLOBAL in order to edit the individual
drums of a drum kit; and then probably copy the kit to a user drum kit
location (so you can recall the original when you want to further
tweak, say, to record the slappy percussion part on it's own, by
turning off the bass and snare drums.)
that's probably all the hint you need, as you sound experienced in such
matters. if not, i suggest editing the volume of the drum(s) you want
to mute to 0, saving the kit (in Global), recording the part, then
going to the same edit pages and muting the other ones, bringing the
volume of the previously muted drum key back up to its original value
(or higher if you get better signal to noise that way.)
the only problem might be too much effect, when each track has the
entire chip to itself. But I'm sure you'll have that under control one
way or another.
I hope I have addressed your issue, and that I am correct! good luck.
tommy mandel
fairly new to karma, but ancient on most other synths. kurzweils need
not apply.
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