OPEN PIANO ROLL MISSING ACID MUSIC STUDIO 10 PRO
What would make it more "inspiring" to look at?įeel that because of the lack of basic features this is the reason that Sony ACID Pro is looked down upon by pretty much everybody I meet, Each bus can then be independently processed using different audio FX. You can then configure Kit Core to route specific sounds to specific busses. With instruments like the Kit Core, you can create sub busses as Kit Core exposes multiple busses. ACID 7.0c introduced a multi-threaded soft-synth engine to permit such behavior. You should have no problem loading multiple copies of ARIA into ACID so you can affect each voicing independentely. ARIA sends all MIDI data rendered to audio through a single bus. With ARIA specifically, you can not externally affect the different channels. The only way to add FX to a MIDI track is to add them to the soft-synth bus insert or by using a send from the soft-synth bus to an Assignable FX. You cannot apply audio FX (DX or VST) to MIDI tracks since MIDI tracks don't stream audio, but MIDI to soft-synths.
Have you tried the Velocity filter to manipulate velocities of the notes. The in-line MIDI editing Velocity controls don't work how you want? This provides you very fine level control. » Mon 7:18 am Why can we not have those little velocity bars at the bottom of out piano roll editor that I see in every other DAW? Steven Nicholson Posts: 504 Joined: Mon 7:24 am If someone could PLEASE take the time to answer some of my concerns I would be very grateful, as it seems my e-mail attempts are futile. I feel like the only reason I am still using ACID is because I am frightened of re-learning a whole new DAW all over again, though I think it may be time that I might just have to svck it up and move on? It just feels strange that with Sound Forge being a HUGELY respected and used programme that ACID cannot live up to the name, real shame. I NEVER have seen an article on ACID in 2 years worth of Music Tech Magazine and Sound On Sound, except a short review in both when ACID 7 was released. I feel that because of the lack of basic features this is the reason that Sony ACID Pro is looked down upon by pretty much everybody I meet, heck it is not even covered in some of the top magazines. Again another pretty simple feature I would imagine that DAWs like Sonar have had for a looooong time. Also it would be great to have different skins for different genres of music we are working on, it can really put you in the mood to record different types of music depending on what colour or whatever you are looking at. I mentioned this before, and a lot of people flamed me for it, but why can't we have a couple of different skins? If we have different skins it could actually IMPROVE work flow because we are looking at something we want to look at, no offence but ACID is pretty ugly haha. I don't know, it is just really un-inspiring to look at. I really like the new mixer in 7, its way better than what we had in 6 but it still lacks a certain, something. I do not want to have to add EIGHT instances of ARIA (which would probably cripple my PC) just so I can EQ two violins a little differently? Why can we not add effects to MIDI tracks? I know we can add them to the instrument but this is no good when I am using say 8 outputs from ARIA. It seems like a VERY simple feature to implement? Why can we not have those little velocity bars at the bottom of out piano roll editor that I see in every other DAW? This would make it considerably easier to alter the dynamics and velocities of MIDI parts and thus make my drum tracks and piano tracks a LOT more realistic. (I actually find this with most areas of Sony and I have been a loyal sony customer for quite a few years, everything from Hi-Fis, TVs, and even this laptop I am typing on). I have tried e-mailling Sony these questions but as per usual the customer service is pretty poor. Some of these features are preventing me from doing what I want to do, and thus I am considering switching to another DAW, which I don't really want to do as I have gotten so use to ACID. For a while it has been great but I am starting to envy some other DAWs that have seemingly very basic features included. Okay, I have used ACID since Pro 6 (about three years ago maybe) and have Pro 7 now. Hey there, I was just wondering if you could explain to me why some REALLY basic features of DAWs appear to be missing and if they will be included in future versions / updates?
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