A Beginner’s Guide to MIDI Recording
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A Beginner’s Guide to MIDI Recording

on Feb 25th 2013 with 1 comment
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: Logic Pro or other DAW
  • Time: 10 minutes
  • Difficulty: Beginner
This entry is part 2 of 32 in the Manipulating MIDI: Setup, Sequencing and Secrets Session
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In this is a beginner’s tutorial on MIDI we cover how to record and edit MIDI, and create your own MIDI parts. Just getting into using more advanced audio software? Never done any MIDI recording? Then this tutorial is for you.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/RuthMartin101 Ruth Martin

    I see a lot of piano tutorials on YouTube, made with Synthesia. If I understand it correctly, they use MIDI to make them. I actually downloaded Synthesia now, but I have no clue how to use it to make a piano tutorial! Do you know the steps to how it is done? Thanks ~ Ruth Martin ~ http://www.howtoplaykeyboardonline.com