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Subject: Re: [Notator] How do I transfer my song?
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In a message dated 5/19/00 4:02:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
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> David, I understand what you asking.  I have a Roland D20 and it is one of 
>  the first LA synths made.  It is primarily used for performance with two 
>  banks of sounds to choose from as you play.  In addition the D20 has an 
>  onboard 8 track sequencer with midi channels 1-8 ( or recording tracks 1-8 
).
>  
>   It also has drum rythmn patterns on midi channel 10.  
Hi Chris
I used to own a D20,D10 and D110 and am familiar with all three of them but I 
originally thought he was sequencing to a PC Sequencer and my questions was 
concerning this type of sequencer.
>>As far as ghost tracks and all that other Notator stuff goes the 
D20 does not see all that and to edit anything would require going back to 
Notator, editing then re-transfer back to the D20.<<
This pretty much answers my questions but for the wrong gear!!! 
I was thinking that those features could not get recorded into a PC sequencer 
(at least not all of them) but if someone said it worked great! That would 
have been good news! I can't imagine it all working in any Century.
 
For instance, mute/demute and other Pseudo Events along with aaaaaallll the 
other features in Notator. 
Can they not be imported into Logic for both Mac and Atari? I tried this so 
long ago I cannot remember the results. 
This is important to me because I used to work on these platforms and am 
looking forward to getting back into these arenas once I get back into my 
pre-pro.
I remember trying this into a Mac Sequencer (not Logic, probably Performa if 
that's the name) and it did grab some of the Notator features. But I have not 
done this much and was still curious to find out to what extent this works in 
computer based sequencers.
Thanks Chris
--
Daja
[David Hogan]


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