how to record preset changes on the fly ? [solved]

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  1. severn

    severn Member

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    been trying out the Korg Electribe R . clicking between patches and its sound good. Can i record these Patch/Preset changes to a midi file ? or would i have to just record live to a new audio file ?

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  3. JMOUTTON

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    if you DAW isn't filtering out MIDI's program change it will be recorded and sent.

    Some instrument require bank and program to accept a switch.

    Look at instruments spec and google for the rest.
     
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    Have you tried? It should work. In principle Electribe R is transmitting these (not sure whether you can filter their output) and every DAW should be able to record these (no input filter provided).
     
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    thanks ...i managed to record the virtual keyboard in Logic controlling program change one i shifted the octave up a couple ...thanks again
     
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