leechmasterargentina
Leandro
I need some help. My band is considering using a DAW on stage for clicktracks and backing tracks I thought, when we do I just as well might use the DAW to send MIDI commands to my Pod, so I don't need to operate the unit during songs.
I dove into the user manual, but it's very confusing to say the least. It lists commands, but it seems to be written as if they consider that you already know how to set it all up. So, could anyone point me to some easy explanation about how to set it up? I mean from start to finish, how to set up a MIDI command track in DAW to how to make commands for switching patches/banks etc.
Thanks!
Are you going to have plenty of time and aid to connect and disconnect on stage? When I have a gig, I have to be time efficient when it comes to this, not to say at a festival! it's in and out. The things you say are definitely doable, but requires more time, cables, which also means more potential problems.
With my band we've used samples/recordings, but usually at the beginning of a song, as an intro, so hooking my cellphone into the mixer is less hassle than taking my laptop for instance. We've never used samples during a song because the drummer moves a lot and to be honest, not only you have to be quite good with tempo but also have an EXCELLENT way of monitoring the track/click/samples so it doesn't mess up on stage. I think that if you have a drummer that follows tempos like a swiss clock, people that know their job and help you pluggin and unpluggin stuff on stage and you're willing to have lotsa cable below your feel that you'll have to be careful of, then you can do it, though I don't know how,
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