Elektron-Users

All my pattern are finish on my MD and I try to transfer my MD sequence (notes, paramter lock et knobs manual) to Logic Express 7.1

My base channel ar 1-4 ... but in Logic Express ... I cann't record the 4 channel ...

What kind of environnement I must use to do this (multi instrument, instrument, ...) ?

Thanks

You can't transfer parameter locks outside of MD. They are MD speciality. I know you don't take this for answer, but I would record the MD as audio to logic and continue from there. Much easier, much more creativity can be found this way, rather than trying to control everything. As I expect you still want to transform your MD sequences to midi in logic, I guess you can record single trigs from MD tracks. So you would end up using MD as a sound module (which is fine also). But then again you would lose the paramlocks (which people seem to love). Another way is to sync both MD and Logic. If you search the manual of MD you will find this can be done several ways. I'm not an expert on this (neither on logic) so I'll leave that to someone else to explain.

(We really need a complete manual of syncing MD to different sequencers, with different sync methods. Something like 'MD/MnM sync for dummies'. I guess a lot of people would find it very usefull.)

I would use Logic to trigger patterns on the MD and record as audio

OK so the good solution can be to trigger the pattern with Logic and record audio. It's a perfect solution for me.

To trig the pattern, I can just use my MIDI keyboard (with the MIDI map correctly setup) ?

yeah - look in the manual for how to set up midi notes as pattern trigs

I am using Logic and I think the advice already given is correct, trigger the MD with Logic and record the audio. There are some extra settings for recording like auto demix by channel if multitrack recording which I have used with the MM for midi if you must, but like everyone has said the resulting midi notes lack param locks and can not give you the full MD experience.

^^^^ shit - I was the "Friend" on my laptop... oops!