i have seen on yt that some succesfull logic box producers (more electronic not classic instrumental producers)which the word box producers applies also i guess)are doing mixdown in midi...
i kno logic is midi monster...

should i try this in live , i guess only with enough horsepower??

did someone of you mixdowns in midi??

 

just get xeon pc 120 gb ram and samsung pci ssd and bounce all in midi ...period...whould be nice...


or just work with 15 year old plugins on good pc and it work well maybe...

 

Last edited: Mar 18, 2018

Sorry, didn't get that. What's a "mixdown in midi"?

 

no audio stems....
only midi tracks get mixed and then rendered to master track song

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i kno most think what a noob...
but they really do it!!!! in logic....
2018

 

Last edited: Mar 19, 2018

just the usual " bounce to disk ", like with audio.

you can mix and automate any of your midi like you do with audio tracks, so no reason why not to

and unless you have 2 instance of Diva ( which requires several mac pros with Qbit processors chained together ... you'll eat less ram than audio does

 

No ' freezing ' of tracks either?
If tracking and MIDI editing is done, I don't see the advantage? Just save a ' non flattened ' version of the song in Ableton for last minute MIDI editing.

 

Lol at the terminology.

Ofc you can bounce/render/freeze/consolidate to audio to save up on CPU power. It's also great for further audio processing, which offer more options than realtime processing. You are basically opening a door to a new creative room.

 

As long as there is no need for multitrack audio export like disk speed, RAM, CPU, or treating the audiofile itself like reversing or kind of this. there is no reason not to "mixdown in midi" and just render a stereo file.

 

thx for input guys...

lol..sorry..no native...and on top autodidact eh eh