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I have BIAB 2012 and have 2572 styles in the style picker and was bored yesterday so I did a search for *.sty in my BIAB folder and 5539 were found.
Many doubles of course but many I had never seen or heard of before. They were from folders like BLUEJAMC, CGSOLOS and some, in the root folder, I had made myself and thought I had lost!
I then found that with BIAB running and a song loaded I could click on the sty in the search folder and this would change the style of the song open in BIAB. A bit random tho'and then there is the problem of the number of extra styles and how to quickly add them to the style picker.
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Can someone please explain to me in simple terms how to use a midi keyboard if I hook it up to a laptop via its usb port. Which programme do I need on the computer and what is the benefit of sending midi data to a screen from a keyboard over other methods of getting sound into ones computer.
I have never used a midi instrument in this way. I have only ever used a NOtation creation programme to create a score then I play the audio into Audacity. From there I can create a wav or Mp3 file. This is so simple that I cannot fathom out what advantage if any there might be by using a Midi keyboard as an input device, other than giving me a broader "sounds pallette"? Not something I have to necessarily have for what I do.
Having seen what a midi display looks like on-screen and sounds like when played I am not all impressed. It sounds like punctuated music that makes no sense to me. Why would I want to muck about with altering midi displays when I can just record written scores and end up with a playable audio file without going Midi? I understand that the "engine" for what I do is midi but that is not what I am talking about. It is this thing about using something like ProLogic that I dont get. I gave one guy the op to show me "the fantastic things" he said he could do with ProLogic and a midi file of one of my songs. It sounded like absolute rubbish and so I gave the idea of midi involvement away altogether. What is it that I am missing........can someone please explain?
Last edited by PoppaM; 10/15/12 02:19 AM.
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You should post these questions in the Off Topic forum, this one is when you have a Tip or Trick you want to share with others. You will get more responses there.
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