utilizzo DP7 live

Ciao a tutti.
Premetto che sono un nuovo utente.... e non conosco bene il software.
io sarei interessato ad un utilizzo LIVE; sia per mandare sequenze, sia per gestire instruments e MIDI esterno.
Ho visto che quasi tutti i grandi Americani usano DP per fare questo... .c'è qualcuno che mi può aiutare?


grazie


Antonio

mmmm.... così è troppo generico. Spiegaci che tipo d'impostazione vuoi dare al tuo set up. Anche io lo utilizzo live.... ed ora con il controller su iPhone puoi manovrare DP a distanza, ottimo direi.

Il mio Goal è questo:

set up di pianoforte (ROLAND RD700GX)
synth (ROLAND JUNO STAGE)
MASTER CME.

Per ogni brano che devo eseguire (circa 25)..
ho 3 tracce.
UNA STEREO con i supporti registrati (cori, percussione ecc..)
UNA MONO con click..che andrà assegnato ad uscite separate...
UNA CON COUNT VOCALE anch'essa assegnata all'uscita del click.

In più alla master keyboard andrà assegnato uno o più suoni tratti da virtual instruments.


Ho visto da alcuni DVD che è possibile creare una lista di song direttamente da DP7
e facendo semplicemente invio si richiama tutto il set-up comprensivo di cambi di program change...
però non ho la più pallida idea di quale sia la pagina..
non capisco cosa sia il CHUNK per esempio...
potrebbe essere quella?
Oppure quella dei clippings?
se si .. come si usa?

perpiacere......aiutatemi

guarda creare i chunks non è difficile.... ma è lungo da spiegare scrivendo. Guarda questo video su Youtube è abbastanza chiaro:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W9biZioaOA

Per altro siamo qui!

ma.. qualcuno sa come si usano i clippings?
perchè non trovo nulla di interessante in giro..
qualcuno li usa?


grazie mille

Leggi qui.... Spero ti sia utile.

Clipping Windows

Clipping windows in Digital Performer are like containers for holding any- thing to which you would like to have quick access. A Clipping can be an audio or MIDI file; an FX chain consisting of your favorite plug-ins, sequences, and even text documents; web links; or entire folders located on your Mac’s hard drives.
The Digital Performer Clipping windows (from left to right): a Project Clipping window, a Startup Clipping window, and a Digital Performer Clipping window.
There are three types of Clipping windows in Digital Performer:

Digital Performer. This Clipping window is global and can be accessed within any DP project.
Project. This Clipping window is project-specific and can only be opened in the project in which it was created.

Startup. This Clipping window is used to hold aliases of other documents that will auto- matically launch when a project is opened. Startup Clipping windows are project-specific, allowing you launch different documents or applications with specific DP projects. Keep in mind that Startup Clipping windows, like the other Clipping windows, can also contain normal MIDI and audio data.
How can you use Clippings in your everyday workflow? Suppose you’re working on a film score, and you have created a recurring theme that consists of four tracks of strings. You want to be able to get to this element of the composition quickly, without having to import audio or load a sequence every time you need it, so all you do is copy your string tracks into the Digital Performer Clipping window, and the clipping instantly becomes available in any DP project on your computer. You could also save the lyrics to a song as a text file or an MS Word document so every time the song project is opened, DP opens the lyrics for you!
Clipping Data Icons
Items that are placed in a Clipping window are given their own icons, allowing you to quickly determine the type of data that is held in the window:

Audio. Soundbites appear with a single- or double-waveform icon, depending on their format (mono or stereo). If the audio is grouped as a sequence, however, it appears with a note icon.
Track data. Track data is represented by an eighth-note icon and consists of MIDI data, Conductor track information, and/or entire sequences (containing track data).
Plug-ins. Individual plug-ins and plug-in chains are indicated by a small bar with dotted lines.
Documents. Page icons represent documents. Folders. Folders appear with folder icons.
Creating, Opening, and Managing Clippings
The Project menu’s Clippings submenu (Project > Clippings) allows you to create new Clipping windows or access existing ones. Once a Clipping window is open, commands for deleting and changing the viewing options for the active Clipping window become available.

To create a new Clipping window:
1. Choose Project 4 Clippings and select the type of Clipping you want to create (Project, Digital Performer, or Startup).
2. Name the Clipping and press the Return key to confirm the change.

To open or delete an existing Clipping window:
1. To open an existing Clipping window, choose Project > Clippings and select the Clipping window you want to open from the list.
2. To delete that Clipping window, click the Clipping window to make it active.
3. Then, to continue with the deletion, choose Project > Clippings > Delete Clipping Window.

To change the order of Clippings within a Clipping window:
1. Open the desired Clipping window.
2. Place the cursor over a Clipping, and a hand icon will appear. Click and drag the Clipping to the desired position.

To delete a Clipping:
1. Open the desired Clipping window. 2. Click on the desired Clipping and press the Delete key.
Where Clippings Are Stored
Clipping windows are actually folders and are stored in the project’s Clippings folder (Project folder > Clippings folder) or, in the case of Digital Performer Clippings, in the User Library Preferences folder (User > Library > Preferences > MOTU Clippings). Once you realize that Clipping windows are actually folders on your hard drive, you can manage them directly within these locations. Creating a folder within the actual Clippings folder will create a new Clipping window that is accessible in Digital Performer. In addition, Clippings folders are dynamic and will automatically update in DP if they are changed at the Project or Preference folder level.

Adding Folders to the Project Clippings Folder Adding a folder directly to the Project Clip- pings folder will result in a standard Project Clipping window being created in that project. Startup Clipping windows can only be created by using the New Startup Clipping Window command (Project > Clippings > New Startup Clipping Window).
Adding Audio and MIDI Data
You can add a soundbite and any data that is contained within a track (for example, audio, MIDI, and Conductor track data) to a Clipping window by dragging it from a track or Soundbites win- dow into the Clipping window. An item that is dragged individually into the Clipping window will appear as its own Clipping. If you make a selection of multiple track items and drag them into the Clipping window, however, they will appear grouped as a single sequence or Clipping.
You can also select data and choose Edit > Copy to Clipping Window or use the keyboard shortcut Command+Option+C, which will copy the selected data to the last Clipping window to which you copied data.
Saving Plug-In Settings
Plug-ins can also be placed within a Clipping window. This is an incredibly useful feature because it allows you to take an FX chain, for example, copy it into a global Digital Performer Clipping window, and access it within other projects. Imagine—once you have created the per- fect set of processing plug-ins for, say, a great drum kit sound, you can simply drag the Clippings into a project the next time you want to quickly re-create the sound.

To save a plug-in chain as a Clipping:
1. Start by creating or opening a Digital Performer Clipping window.
2. Open the Mixing Board and select the plug-in from the Inserts section. Shift-click to select multiple plug-ins.
3. Drag the plug-in chain into the Clipping window. DP will automatically name the new Clipping according to the plug-ins that you add.
4. You can rename the Clipping by Option-clicking.

Documents, Folders, and URLs
You can also add documents, folders, and URLs to a Clipping window for quick access. Think of these Clippings as shortcuts to your favorite items or websites. To add a document or folder, simply drag the item into the Clipping window or add an alias of the item directly into the Project Clippings folder or MOTU Clippings folder. Remember that you can place these items in any type of Clipping window. If you need certain documents or applications to auto- matically launch when you open a project, use the Startup Clippings feature.
However, you cannot add URLs by dragging them directly into a Clipping window. You will need to drag the address from your web browser into the project’s Clippings folder or the MOTU Clippings folder instead.

Grazie mille!!! utilissimo....!!!!!

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