Got it, thanks. Do any DAWs allow for this?There is a way to offset the entire track. There is not way to offset on a per articulation basis.
How is this done? Thanks!There is a way to offset the entire track. There is not way to offset on a per articulation basis.
Good to know it's still laggy on Windows. I'll be sticking with Cubase then.I installed the DP11 trial... I'm so lost... why you have to assign your MIDI controller in a menu named "BUNDLES"? It doesn't make any sense
The scaling implementation is everything I ever wanted in Cubase! Seems like a simple thing but Cubase is still stuck with the scaling set on Windows instead of letting me zoom in or out like in DP. Well done MOTU!
It's not as snappy as Cubase tho. I tested a project with 500 Kontakt tracks. Cubase feels like butter, DP is laggy af in Windows 10. Does it have GPU acceleration or something else that I'm not aware? I couldn't find any information. I set DP.exe to maximum performance in the Nvidia control panel but that didn't help.
Project file sizes are much smaller in DP11, I liked that a lot. 500 disabled Kontakt tracks in DP = 2MB, while in Cubase it's 42MB. Yep in Cubase the project files can get huge and take some annoying time to save if the project is too complex. One of the reasons I host everything in Vepro.
Quickscribe looks awesome but I need to figure out the lag thing before I can give it a serious try.
Unfortunately DP is a mess on my Windows computer (Ryzen 3950X 128GB). I was getting random crashes doing basic stuff like changing cell focus and other erratic behavior that I'm not being compensated for beta testing for MOTU. It's the same computer that runs heavy projects on Cubase-Pro Tools and never lets me down. At least MOTU offers a 30 day trial so you can test it yourself, maybe you have better luck?Good to know it's still laggy on Windows. I'll be sticking with Cubase then.
Garlu, do you know if expression maps are working when the instruments are inside VEP?@babylonwaves : I think I have good news!!! Expression maps from Cubase work when importing... But:
- You'll have to bulk import folder by folder and organise it in finder (extensions will become .dpartmap in stead of .expressionmap).
- For the ones asking for offsets, I think we should ask MOTU about it, since it'd be super powerful to have. They do include a bunch of options like % velocity limit, note length or pitch limit. Why not adding an offset option?
I don't have a lot of time, but will try to test further soon!
Hrm, it's documented to be able to do that:for one thing they completely left out the ability to re-channelize notes based on their articulation assignment. This is kind of a deal breaker for me, MOTU missed the mark on this feature entirely. For $195 upgrade fee they will need to improve it to get me to bite.
And it does work. Make sure you have the output set to channel "Any", else it gets rechannelized."The Channel setting causes the Articulated notes to be redirected to the specified MIDI channel."
Make sure you have the output set to channel "Any", else it gets rechannelized.
@babylonwaves : I think I have good news!!! Expression maps from Cubase work when importing...
- For the ones asking for offsets, I think we should ask MOTU about it, since it'd be super powerful to have. They do include a bunch of options like % velocity limit, note length or pitch limit. Why not adding an offset option?
That’s great news!!! I will be waiting as I believe many DP users.Hey @Garlu - thanks for letting us know. I've done some test myself and the imports i've done work fine. Still, I think we've have a "native" DP version to offer, simply because details such as the symbols can be done much better than the simple import can do. That might be important for Quickscribe purposes.
@Rubens Tubenchlak - VEPPRO should work, it works with expression maps on every other platform as well.
In the long run, I guess we'll offer a DP version - so far it looks very promising. I just don't know how soon we'll have it. A part of the reason is that the holiday season is starting here and i'll take some time off in the near future. But this will only delay things.