Torque wrote:You could just use your ear then a keyboard to find the key, it would be quicker.

i wish i could do it like that, but unfortunately i'm not musically trained. i'll try melodyne

thanks anyway

I'm trying to do a remix at the moment which contains vocals. What software can i use to detect the key it's in & then change it?.

simply use a sine wave, map your lfo & enevelope to midi controllers and your off. I've found the ARP 2600v killer for this. Mapping to midi controllers is faultless.

You can record the samples and use it in a normal sampler. (guess it's what tsod means?) no, he meant editing the structure of the ensemble which is rather advanced stuff. This way you can have midi running into reaktor or rather reaktor inputing into your midi channel in your host. ...or at least ...

Is there anyway to convert the Grooveboxes Audio into MIDI?? For example when press play on a groovebox i can only seem to bounce it down as audio and not use it as a MIDI file. Anyway to get around this?? Good question. You can trigger the individual sounds from a midi keyboard but not the individ...

tsod wrote:did you also save the ensemble? you'll have to do this too!

ah! no i didn't.

does that mean i'll have to reload it every time i open up cubase?

When i edit the drum sequence and hit store in the master section i thought it would save all the settings. When rebooting cubase it loads the patch but with the original preset sequence. Please help cos Reaktor kills it!!!

no guido, being crap.

how about a repost?

please!!1