#HP PHOTOSMART 6525 PLUS#
In the Tracks browser, click the plus ( +) next to Tracks and choose Instrument.In ARM mode, any non-UAD-2 Audio Unit insert effect plug-ins on a record-enabled track are disabled.
However, if you use UAD-2 plug-ins to process audio on the instrument track or on a bus, you should enable ARM mode to get the lowest possible latency. When you record on an instrument track, ARM mode is not required to get the fastest response from UAD instruments or third-party Audio Unit instruments, because the buffer is the same in both cases.
MIDI Replace is useful when you want to correct a part, or play a part differently, without keeping the previous part. With MIDI Replace (deselect Transport > MIDI Merge or 9 on the Numeric Keypad), the MIDI notes you play replace those in the selection over which you record.MIDI Merge is useful, for example, if you want to build up a track like a drum part by playing in separate drums on successive record passes. With MIDI Merge (select Transport > MIDI Merge or 9 on the Numeric Keypad), the MIDI notes you play are combined with the existing notes over which you record.You can also click the Up and Down arrows under Velocity in the Workflow area at the top of the screen, to raise or lower the velocity one step at a time.īefore you record, decide whether you want to use MIDI Merge or MIDI Replace. To set the MIDI Note velocity that each key press sends, press C on the computer keyboard to decrease the velocity, or D to increase the velocity.You can also click the Up and Down arrows under Octave in the Workflow area at the top of the screen. To change the octave over which the keys send MIDI notes, press Z on the computer keyboard to lower the range one octave.Press the keys as indicated in the MIDI Keyboard map in the workflow bar at the top of the screen.Click the MIDI icon under Workflows at the top of the screen to enable the MIDI Workflow, then toggle MIDI Keyboard Mode (for more information about workflows, see Using Workflows).There is no modifier key for the “E” command. When available, use the modifier-key version of such a key command (for example, Command+F to create a fade). For example, “E” (Frame Selection) and “F” (Create a Fade) are not supported when MIDI Keyboard Mode is enabled. Note: Any single-key commands that use one of the notes on the MIDI keyboard will not work when MIDI Keyboard Mode is enabled. MIDI Keyboard Mode provides the ability to change the octave of the keyboard and to set a velocity level for MIDI notes you input with the computer keyboard. When you enable MIDI Keyboard Mode, you can enter MIDI notes when monitoring or recording by pressing keys on the computer keyboard. MIDI Keyboard Mode maps MIDI notes (1-⅓ octave from C to E) to keys on the computer keyboard, which you can use to perform MIDI recording. If you don’t have an external MIDI controller, or you prefer to use the computer keyboard to input MIDI notes, you can use MIDI Keyboard Mode. However, record-enabled tracks respond to assigned MIDI controllers when the tracks are not selected. Note: A track that is Input enabled responds to an assigned MIDI controller only when the track is selected.
Press Esc or click the close button to close the MIDI In browser. On an instrument track in the Mixer or on an instrument track Focused in the Timeline, click the MIDI In row, and choose the MIDI Input to use for the instrument. If you have multiple MIDI devices, you can choose which MIDI input the instrument track will use to trigger the instrument. LUNA will accept MIDI input from all MIDI devices that are recognized by the macOS Audio MIDI Setup app. Click OK to create the tracks, or Cancel to stop track creation.To use the optional API Vision Console on this track, select API Vision from the Console menu. From the INST drop menu, choose a UAD instrument, an Audio Unit instrument plug-in, or choose None to record MIDI alone or to use an external MIDI instrument.Type the number of tracks to create, choose the format (Mono or Stereo), and type a name for the track or tracks.If the Create New Tracks dialog is already open, choose Instrument from the Type drop menu. In the Tracks browser, click the plus (+) next to Tracks and choose Instrument from the contextual menu.Tip: To instantly create a stereo instrument track with Shape instantiated, choose Track > New Instrument, or press Shift+Command+I. You record MIDI data, instantiate UAD Instruments, and use other instrument plug-ins on an instrument track.
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