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How to Use a USB Cassette Converter ReshowĪgain, USB cassette converters are the easiest way to digitize your tapes, especially if you don’t want to deal with unfamiliar software or computer cables. These processes can’t work miracles we’re simply saving recordings from the slow decay and inconvenience of analog tape. They don’t sound as good as CDs, and they’re always going to produce some hiss. Remember, tapes are old and temperamental. It also provides better sound quality than a USB cassette converter-especially if you can adjust the bias for chrome or metal tapes (if you don’t know what that means, don’t worry about it). Digitize from an old tape deck: If you have a tape deck and your computer has some sort of audio input (a microphone port or capture card), this option should be a breeze.
Keep in mind the audio quality won’t match that of a more expensive cassette tape player. You just plug the converter into your computer, and its accompanying software does the job. USB cassette converter: The cheapest, easiest way to convert tapes to digital files.One’s relatively easy and yields high-quality results, while the other is more time-consuming (but not necessarily difficult) and yields even higher quality results: Video tutorial about Capture MIDIįor more detailed information about this feature, have a look at the dedicated section of the Live manual.There are two paths you can go down to make this happen. However the actual MIDI data can't be captured unless you connect it via USB or MIDI cable, enable "Track" for that port and either arm the track for recording or set the monitor to "In". If a hardware synthesizer has a built in keyboard, then it's still possible to hear the notes you're playing even without monitoring the MIDI in Live. Why didn't my hardware synthesizer notes get captured? Whenever 16384 events are reached, the oldest 1024 events are discarded. How much MIDI data is captured in one go? MIDI information has very low bandwidth, so this feature uses minimal system resources. If playback is already running, or if clips already exist in the set, the tempo does not get adjusted. If playback is not running and there are no existing clips in the set, Capture MIDI analyzes the average tempo of the captured MIDI and adjusts Live's tempo once the Capture MIDI button is pressed. It changes to black once there's MIDI data captured and ready to be inserted. Note: The button is greyed out when there's no MIDI data to capture. Once you're done playing, press the Capture MIDI button on the transport and Live creates a new MIDI clip with all captured MIDI data in any armed/monitored tracks. Live then listens constantly for all MIDI data on those tracks. How do I use this feature?Īrm a MIDI track(s), or set the monitor to In. This is particularly useful if you forgot to press the Record button before playing, or if you prefer to improvise or experiment freely without the stress of recording. Live is always listening to MIDI input on armed or input-monitored tracks, and Capture MIDI lets you retrieve the material you’ve just played on those tracks.
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