User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 Setup
- Chapter 3 The Basics
- Chapter 4 Multitrack Audio Recorder
- The setup
- Audio recording step by step
- Creating a Project
- Adding Audio Tracks
- Routing audio inputs and outputs
- Monitor settings
- Setting the input signal level
- Configuring the metronome
- Recording takes
- Exchanging a part of a recorded take with a new recording
- Working with patterns
- Creating dynamic volume changes (energyXT2.5 only)
- Embedding loop samples
- Editing audio
- Crossfade
- Beatslice
- Creating a mix
- Multiple track recording
- Chapter 5 MIDI Sequencer
- MIDI setup with a master keyboard and virtual tone generators
- MIDI recording step by step
- Creating a Project
- Adding Instrument Tracks
- Using virtual instruments
- Routing MIDI inputs and outputs
- MIDI thru settings (MIDI monitoring)
- Configuring the metronome
- Recording takes
- Quantizing MIDI events
- Overdub recording
- Punch recording
- Working with patterns
- Editing MIDI events
- Remote controlling Instrument Tracks
- Using the Drum Track
- Freezing tracks (energyXT2.5 only)
- Chapter 6 Virtual FX Rack
- Chapter 7 Appendix
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MIDI SEQUENCER
Place the song position pointer at the end of the slice you wish to re-record.iv.
From the menu, choose v. Part > Split to isolate the slice.
Select the isolated Part (Slice) and choose vi. Part > Delete to delete it.
Set the recording range in the bar line to the range of the now missing slice.vii.
Place the song position pointer at the beginning of the recording range.viii.
Redo the recording.ix.
The newly created Part replaces the previous one.
Select all Parts and from the menu choose x. Part > Glue to unite all Parts again.
In our example we substituted a slice of the Lead Part with a new recording.
Working with patterns
EnergyXT displays recordings as
Parts in a timeline. This concept
facilitates a pattern oriented
workow as you can reuse mu-
sical phrases throughout the
song. This is extremely useful
if you have a traditional layout
with verse and chorus. Even if
you do not have a traditional
song structure it is, at least, useful to use short phrases, ris or elements again.
To create a reusable pattern:
Split your recorded takes to musically reasonable Parts (e.g. verse, chorus, ri, solo).i.
Make use of the grid snap function to split Parts from bar to bar.
Select the Parts you wish to reuse.ii.
To create a ghost copy:
Hold the iii. Ctrl key, grab the Parts with the mouse and drag them to a new position in the timeline.
The created pattern is a Ghost of the original pattern. That means if you change the contents of either the change
will be made in both patterns.
To create an indepedent copy:
Select all Parts and from the menu, choose iv. Part > Un-ghost.