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12-15-2011, 03:27 PM
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Re: Help Needed: Recording 16 tracks of midi from a workstation
Hi,
The short answer is that Composer only records into one staff (track) at a time. The other part of that is that, as I understand it, most "auto accompaniment" synths (eg. the Tyros) only output audio for the auto accompaniment, not MIDI. (I know this was true for a Casio I used to have.) Therefore it wouldn't be possible to record it into any MIDI sequencer. What can be done (also if I recall correctly - I don't have a Tyros to experiment with) is to Save the song file as a .mid file to a disc or memory stick, which can then be opened in Notation Composer, with all the instruments in separate staves. Perhaps someone else who uses a Tyros can give you better info on how they use it. ttfn, Sherry
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