Earlier blogs explain how to easily "quantize" -
ensure each Count lands exactly on the click:
ensure each Count lands exactly on the click:
But often we want a personal, "emotional" sound
especially for the song introduction, before the
verses or chorus demand a completely on beat timing
to match the drums that come in later.
BUT-- It's difficult to visually tell where the
flexible timing ends & the on-beat timing should start and thus be quantized.
especially for the song introduction, before the
verses or chorus demand a completely on beat timing
to match the drums that come in later.
BUT-- It's difficult to visually tell where the
flexible timing ends & the on-beat timing should start and thus be quantized.
Easy fix: TWO tracks: Piano 1 and Piano 2, e.g.
Just label the FLEXIBLE track, such as
Dont Q-Piano 1.
Just label the FLEXIBLE track, such as
Dont Q-Piano 1.
EASY WAY TO GET 2 SOUNDS --
and exactly the timing you want.
Later you can "bounce out" the
tracks together to get a combined
WAV or MP3 file for that instrument.
and exactly the timing you want.
Later you can "bounce out" the
tracks together to get a combined
WAV or MP3 file for that instrument.
Have lots of fun PLAYING music while you create it!
Lots of Examples to hear free at http://www.DianaDeeOsbornesongs.com/
Lots of Examples to hear free at http://www.DianaDeeOsbornesongs.com/
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