Hi,
I found in a hard disk a bunch of old projects, and I would love to integrate some of them into my Digitakt (2). Some tracks are midi, some others are audio it’s quite a mess … I wonder if some of you have an idea of how properly do that and try to eventually have a look like track from Ableton to Digitakt.
For now, for simple synth sounds I do it from scratch and by ear, and reproduce midi trig information by hand. And for more complexe sounds like to much LFO and randomness, I accept to make it as a few bars sample, and play it as it is.
So two technics there : reproducing step by step (too long and sometimes we just can’t do it, Ableton has infinite possibilities in a digital world) OR just import long samples into the hardware and play it, not very fun I would like to be able to play with it as much as it is possible.
Any method ?
Thanks
A possibility for some cases is to use grid mode on those, which enables one - for example = randomize the order of the slices…
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I’d probably just complete the tracks in Abelton and start something new on the DT2, as this sort of thing usually turns out to be a fool’s errand. Or, make little sample pack from the old track(s) and use those as a starting point for some new tracks in the DT. But trying to recreate them verbatim probably won’t work out how you’d want it to
…pick the pearls…resample the audio content and record the midi lanes manually by just let ableton spit out the midi while dt is synced to the daw physically via an interface and midi out to dt’s midi in…
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