[CM] Problem recording MIDI with CM3
Heinrich Taube
taube at uiuc.edu
Sun Jan 10 09:58:58 PST 2010
worse case you can write a midi file an import it into cubase, surely
it will be able to handle that! to write a midi file provide a file
name when you sprout, eg:
(sprout (foo) "foo.mid")
or
sprout foo(), "foo.mid"
On Jan 10, 2010, at 11:54 AM, Heinrich Taube wrote:
> Hi Alex, Im not sure what you mean, Grace sends midi data in "real
> time" and midi messages dont contain timestamps. Presumably when
> Cubase is in record mode its internal recoding clock is running and
> so it "stamps" any incoming midi messages it receives relative to
> this timer.i just tested sending midi to the IAC Driver bus (mac)
> and recording in logic express and things are working fine. are you
> sure that your cubase app is listening to the same device that you
> are sending to inside grace?
>
>
> On Jan 10, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Alex Dowling wrote:
>
>> Hi Prof Taube,
>>
>> I have just started using Common Music with Grace and am sending
>> MIDI messages into Cubase to be recorded.
>> I have noticed (through using 'MIDI Monitor') that each MIDI
>> message being sent does not contain any sort of time stamp.
>> Because of this, Cubase does not know how to sequence the notes and
>> so doesn't record them.
>> Is there a way to give each note a time stamp of some sort so that
>> MIDI can be recorded in real time?
>> Or am I just doing something wrong?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Alex Dowling
>>
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