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In fact, even more selfish than that, i thought i'd start a thread so that i can steal some of your tricks :eatadick:
What we should already know as MD users:
1. Hitting play and record at the same time allows you to belt out loops and record them real time
2. The global settings are your best friend whe you want to set the beasty up for either sequenced or live in different configs
3. You can entirely slave all of the sounds, or sync the MD up via midi clock to you main sequencer. You can also use it as the master sequence/time source
4. Most of the presets are crap.
5. Retrig (RTRG) is echo gone horribly wrong
What i learnt today:
You can easily setup patterns to trigger off a midi note. So, now i have Cubase as my master midi time source and can build my petterns using the MD sequencer, but 'play' them back from Cubase and actually get some progression in my tracks. :
You do this in the global area... which mean i know have a global for when i'm just playing with the MD, and one for the current mess... i mean tune... i'm working on. I find that splediferously excellentation. I can use the pattern sequencer in the MD to write loops moving away from the Cubase midi map... or i can switch to another global setting and use the drum patter editor in cubase to access the sounds... or another global for just MD... or one for MD as master :wtf:What pearls of wisdom can i steal from you other users?
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