Hi there,
Well... that's a lot. ^_^
First - Music Maker is basically a toy for non-musicians to take that step into music creation. It is VERY useful as it was intended... as a music recording and arranging software (like pro tools and cubase) with a midi supplement... granted a very weak midi supplement.
The midi issues you have are unique to you... it's not a problem with Music Maker. I have Music Maker and it opens standard midi files quite well; I also am able to play my keyboards through Music Maker. Not sure why it won't work for you.
In reality, I use Pro Tools for most of my audio work, sometimes Cubase (but why when you can use pro tools?) and I use Music Maker for .wav editing and effects. It's not a pro audio package... neither is Samplitude but it's A LOT closer.
Not sure what you thought you were getting with Music Maker but it's a tracker/arranger centered around recording and audio files not midi. If you're into midi and not actual recording and audio editing you should consider sticking with the cakewalk products.
Justin
Hi,
Lichentunes... I say Music Maker can open MIDI files - I also say not very well. You will NOT get them how you want in Music Maker. Do like Lazerboy says and get Samplitude - you can recoupe much of your cost by listing your copy of MM14 on eBay.
Lazerboy... I agree with you that Music Maker is great for creating sample based music and backgrounds; excellent in this area. If you were a producer you should understand the difference between balanced and unbalanced and true stereo and mono... something Music Maker can NOT handle properly. That makes it unacceptable for professional use.
I agree many people use it at a higher level than I think it was intended and I have defended Music Maker many times in this forum... but let's face the facts: it's an entry level product aimed for people who want to play around with samples and music thus making it a toy... I say this in not a negative tone. We call our motorcycles a toy - it's not taking away from it's capability; its' just intended for play.
Anyone who has used Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase and etc. can see the GLARING deficiencies in Music Maker. Now Music Maker shines in many areas including on the fly manipulation of recorded audio and I often take recorded samples from my Pro Tools interface into Magix to add effects.
You also rightly support Samplitude but there are two lines: Samplitude Music Studio which is an inflated version of Music Maker and a little bit more cost - it still lacks many of the features required in a professional software. Then there is the proper Samplitude:
which cost over $1000.00 for pro version and is an excellent product for pro studio use. This is the product that can compete with Pro Tools and I think is not as well known as it should be.
I like where Samplitude Music Studio is going and I think it can be a real alternative - Magix needs to clean up their code and offer proper product support and this line can be a real competitor.
Justin
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Hi,
You see our dilemma... whether Magix products are coded well or not is another discussion. Generally they do work. I'll give you that most low end products in the same class are easy to get working out of the box. I don't know why Magix can't seem to do this.
The fact remains - they generally do work. Why yours doesn't is a mystery... we talk to people here all the time and their product and midi work - mine works. It doesn't appear that you want to keep Magix so pursuing why you are having trouble is probably pointless.
I'm sorry you're having trouble; it's a really a bummer. I hope you can find a product to meet your needs. Realistically you seem advanced beyond Magix anyway - like I said it's not pro audio software.
Justin
I have a nice set of groove monkey midid drum loos. I'd like to import them into Logic X. But I'm not able to--dragging them into the loop browser doesn't work, using the loop utility doesn't work, dragging them into the apple loops folder does'nt work, or hasn't yet.
It should sound exactly the same whether you choose the normal kit or the producer kit. The only difference is, the producer kit offers more flexibility to mix the drum kit. But until you touch anything, the sound is the same.
this works fine. But doesn't exist any easier way to add midi loops to the apple loop library? I mean for instance, I'm sitting with 1000+ midi loops that I'd like to put into apples folders, but to export every single file and name it, categorise and so on would cost me hours with just mapping sounds.
After you install GarageBand, three types of additional content (collectively called content packs) are available to download in the Sound Library: sound packs, Producer packs, and Remix sessions. Sound packs contain sounds, loops, and other kinds of content you can use to build songs. Producer packs contain content similar to sound packs, created by well known producers and artists. Remix sessions contain Live Loops grids with original tracks from popular songs. Producer packs and Remix sessions are available for download in the Producers and Artists section of the Sound Library.
Each content pack in the Sound Library has an icon and a name, and shows a brief description and preview button when you tap it. The descriptions for Producer packs and Remix sessions also contain a short video.
Some sound packs may also be required in order to perform certain tasks, such as opening a GarageBand song created on another device. If so, a message appears asking if you want to download the required sound pack.
Remix Sessions contain original tracks from popular songs arranged in a Live Loops grid that you can rearrange and remix to create your own version. Remix sessions are created by the artist, together with Today At Apple and Apple Music. Remix sessions downloads are available for a limited time.
You can manage content packs to free up storage space on your iPad. The total amount of space used for all installed Sound Library content is shown at the top of the list. The size of each pack is shown in the list.
Delete a content pack: Tap Edit at the upper-right, tap the Delete button next to the content pack you want to delete, then tap Delete. Alternatively, you can swipe left on the content pack, then tap Delete.
You can change the settings for notifications you receive when new Sound Library content is available. You can turn notifications on or off, choose how and where you want the notifications to appear, choose how you want the notifications grouped, and more.
In this pack you will find intro, verse, chorus and bridge loops that you can connect just like LEGO and make your own songs! And if you like this pack, you may also like Emotions Vol 2. Both these packs and more are included in the Songwriter Bundle.
If you're looking to create beautiful piano instrumentals for your songs without being a piano expert, then the Emotions MIDI Pack is exactly what you're looking for. It's different from every other MIDI pack out there, because it doesn't just contain random MIDI loops. It's a collection of meticulously crafted MIDI templates.
These MIDI templates are specifically designed from a songwriting point of view and therefore contain loops for intro, verse, chorus and bridge sections of a typical song. And since everything is in the MIDI format, you can change the midi instrument, the notes, the tempo, note velocities, note length, chord progression or anything else.
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All the loops in this loop kit are 100% royalty free, neatly labeled not just with BPM and Key but also with the chord numerals (Like I-vi-IV-V, etc..) The files in this MIDI pack are not random MIDI files. They are designed from a songwriting point of view. When you download this pack, you will find 25 sets of intro, verse, chorus and bridge loops (A total of 100 MIDI files).
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