Support
Looper's Delight
|
Support |
|
|
|
Hello Daniel, Well,I use the Notator since 1989.it still works amazing and in time. I have also the Mac-Versions of the inherent of Notator called Logic. But when it goes to timing,my old Atari and Notator will come back. I made the experience that both a more stable and solid in timing as the actual ones. I donīt know how you want use the click track for your work.But there are several ways to work with it.Also with such old good devices like Notator and Atari ! In Notator you have two possibilities to use Tempo changes.The fixed one and the relational one. For myself I prefer the fixed one.It is more flexible(from the point of view).In Editing Mode you can speed up or down the tempo by simple commands. Notator also allows it,to change the Tempo via routing to a continouis controller.This is interesting for live performers. If the material is already fixed from score(also from Tempo managmet) then use the the fixed Tempochange. I made good experiences withe the old Notator and so it is still a part of my Setup, Wether the modern Mac nor the modern Wintel could convince me for Midirelated material, so the old fucking Atari and the old Notator are having a fine barbecue party in my Setup. With your Notator you have already an exactly Tempo Modulating machine.As long there is no real change in Midi,you can trust also these old devices. Martyw ---------- Von: "Daniel Pezzotti" <daniel.pezzotti@span.ch> An: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> Betreff: a question Datum: Don, 14. Jun 2001 15:09 Uhr Dear looper-friends, |