I was thinking about getting a Talk Box, but how would I use software MIDI instruments through the device ? I use Logic, if I had the outputs going to the Talk Box then wouldn't all the other tracks be projected through the device as well ? Is there a way to split it into different channels ?

I'm using Logic Pro 9 and M-Box Mini 2
 

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Hi, I currently, am looking to buy this audio interface http://www.musician… Tascam US-1800 USB 2.0 Audio/MIDI Interface | Musician's and I currently have a USB MIDI Keyboard.

Okay, so I'm posting this to find out what techniques people use when using MIDI drum samples for a beat. I'm new to this idea and am uncomfortable with it. I know I'm not going to get a sound that's as "open" as an acoustic drum set.

I am looking for something that will take GPI (contact closures) and make MIDI out of them.

I have an electric drum kit and I recently started using it to record midi tracks. The problem is the default drum map has pretty lousy sounds and it really sounds awful compared to when I play through my speakers.

Hi, I am looking to start up my home studio. The current links that I am looking for are the interface and keyboard.

My overall goal is to eventually have a high quality setup for mostly digital recording (Axe FX II as an endgame).

Hey guys, I'm stuck and would very much appreciate some help.

I have a:

Yamaha PSR 350 keyboard
Yamaha UX16 MIDI/USB cable (connects keyboard to computer)
Cubase 5

Hi guys. I am looking to use a midi setup with a live 5 piece band. I am trying to use some form of programmable midi tempo/time signature track to also control effects for all the instruments. The effects may be rackmounted hardware or vst(i). I will probably use hardware for the effects and just use a vsti for the drummer's triggers.

I'm trying to run my Roland synth through Ableton live 8 for recording. At this point I've gotten it to record midi, but I don't get any sound. I can record it in audio mode just fine, but for midi it just lays down the track visually and but gives no sound.