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I think he's saying two things. One is that rips can go beyond the person who owns the record, and the only way to distribute the file is by ripping the vinyl. The main reason I see for someone ripping vinyl to digital for personal use is that you've frozen the quality of the record at that moment. Additional playing of the vinyl would wear down the grooves, and open the potential for scratches. It's like the people who track to tape, then immediately digitize the audio for editing in a DAW. -
By AnotherScott · Posted
Uh huh. I've never used a DAW as a "sound module," but I did realize that would be a way (sometimes the only way?) to do it, loading up to 16 sounds linked to MIDI channels, and then, assuming you have a controller that easily lets you change which of the 16 channels you're transmitting on, you have quick access to up to 16 sounds. And then you could load different projects (different sets of 16) in between songs, by recalling the appropriate file from directly within the DAW. It doesn't sound like the smoothest way of working, though, compared to boards that give you quick, direct access to far more than 16 sounds and sound combinations at whim, or using a Keystage/Camelot/GigPerformer/Mainstage kind of app to call up the soft-sounds while using your keyboard's ability to send Program Changes to tell those apps what sounds you want them to invoke. -
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On my Laptop I created a project with all necessary instruments loaded (about 10 different tracks in Logic). Then on my Arturia Keylab mk2 I can select the desired track and play it. For sound combinations you have to build a track/summing stack. I think this kind of a work around. But LP on iPad didn't recognize the keylab DAW-Midi mode, so it did not work out for me.
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Welcome aboard! Reviews are always so much more useful to the community when the developer can add unique insights and provide fact-checking. I appreciate your comments, which lead me to more comments When I clicked on the "user guide" button, no manual appeared. After seeing your comment, I went to check again. The issue was clicking on it opened a folder with a highlighted PDF manual file, which is fine except it opened on my second screen. I happened to have it turned off yesterday because nothing I was running needed it, so that's why I didn't see the manual. Pilot error - I assumed that since you did the standard "hold shift" for fine tuning, you'd probably do the usual "ctrl+click" for reset on Windows. Of course, alt+click is just as good. I totally missed the resizing options, due to force of habit...I pulled on the corners to resize. I won't be so impatient about checking it out as I get further into this So far, one of my favroite aspects is that Master Plan can do subtle changes. It lets you decide whether you want to use a scalpel or a sledgehammer.
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By Musik Hack Sam · Posted
Hi everyone, this is Sam, the developer from Musik Hack, thanks for doing a deep dive on Master Plan! If you have any specific questions, let me know! I hear you on the contrast issues, we'll look into that in our next art round. A couple things: In the settings screen, there's a button for a user manual if you'd like to read it. There are some tips there! To reset a control, alt+click or option+click should work. While I'm talking mouse here, to fine-adjust a control, hold shift (the exception is output, which moves in decibel increments when shift is held) To change the size of the interface, use the XS, S, M, L, XL drop down just to the left of the settings gear I'll take note about the discoverability of these and think about a way to make them easier to find, thanks for digging in!
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