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Is it possible to change the articulations of, say, the trumpet 1 in studio horns within the song? In the info section it looks like there are key switches for the articulations in the smart controls window, but when I open the smart controls window I am only shown "controls" and "eq", not articulations. I don't necessarily have to be able to change them on the fly, although that would be great. I notice that some of the articulations, like "expressive medium" are much less responsive to midi note velocity than, say, "sustain."
Thanks. I went to the Library and navigated to trumpet 1, and the articulations window you showed now does show up. I was hoping to see the key switches as shown in the attached screenshot, part of which is from the logic help from apple.
Hi, thanks very much for the video. It took a few tries until i realized i had to create new instrument tracks, not try to replace my existing instruments, but i did get the correct horns in and the keyswitches now show up and operate. However, I now have a problem in that I can't write automation of the articulations. In my past LPX experience, if i put the channel into "latch" and then move any control, such as a send level, it automatically creates an automation line in purple within the track. I tried that with a send and it created the automation line and recorded it fine. As it is now, if I do that and then change the articulations either by the keyswitches or manually in the studio trumpet 1 window, it does not create an automation line. I attached a screenshot. I imagine i'm missing one simple step, but am not getting it.
I found that if I use the pull-down menu in the smart controls page when it is on "controls" not "keyswitches", I can write articulation into the automation and it will play back. However, even after I start the automation, it still will not respond to the keyswitches
@drakepeterdrake: It seems you were running into the same confusion as myself. For the expression switches to show up in the smart control view, you will have to load the appropriate patch from the channel strip portion of the library. And if you then wanted it without all the pre-assigned FX from the library, you'd have to delete those and then re-save the channel strip (not the instrument) on your own.
First off, I am able to playback previous sessions in Logic Pro X (audio and software instruments), but I am NOT able to record any audio via the Studio 192 interface. I have assigned inputs properly in Logic, 'armed' the track and turned on input monitoring ad nothing. I am not ready to jump to Studio One just yet as I have several sessions in Logic that I need to complete. I just switched to the Studio 192 over the weekend as my Firestudio finally went to the the 'big DAW playground in the sky'. Also, I noticed that when I open projects that are not specifically the same sample rate as the setting for the Studio 192 in the Universal Control they 'jump around' (some tracks play chipmunk speed and others slow as molasses). What am I doing wrong?
I am a long time Mac user. The very important thing that comes before a software feature is stability that Cubase lacks, IMHO. I have loads of Cubase crash files on my iMac and MacBook pro. Also, the disabling Preferences ( safe mode start!). I also find Score editor outdated and very buggy.
I do appreciate it if someone could tell me why there should be conflicting preferences (use settings) in the first place? Safe modes are often implemented for most operating systems such as Windows, macOS, Linux, etc.
I hope Steinberg makes the software stable so that there is no need to remove preferences (or run the safe mode feature)!
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No A/B for plugins like Cubase but there is Compare feature to go between the previous and current setting.
Plus plugin window exclusive undo/redo and copy paste for copying settings between plugins.
Studio one has a unique way of mastering
Studio one has a unique feature Scratch Pad
Studio ones chord track can work with audio as well
But Cubase is still the king when it comes to creativity. Cubase chord track is superior to studio ones when it comes to voicing chords And Cubase chord pads is also a really creative part of my workflow.
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Is there a way to conditionally run a transformation in Data Integration Studio? I am working on automating overnight edit checks. However, I do not want to spam recipients if there are no edit records in a table. I am using the Publish to Email transformation to send data in a table. I see some objects in Data Integration Studio that look like there for conditional logic but I do not know how they work. I am using Data Integration Studio Version=4.902.
The conditional start/end transformation will give you what you're after. They simply wrap a macro around all the transformations in-between them. The condition you then define in the Conditional Start bit under the condition tab get's used for either executing the macro wrapped code or not.
Macro variable &createCSV gets created in node 3 with a value of either 0 or 1. Nodes 5 & 6 get only executed if the condition is True (if the condition is False then there is a %goto in the generated macro which simply jumps to the end of the macro).
This is not a question or suggestion, just a comment. I had an interesting problem not long ago. A job failed in batch and gave syntax errors, but everything looked fine and worked when the job was opened and submitted in DI Studio.
The error was "CARDS or DATALINES not allowed within a macro definition". The job had user-written code, where a list of constant texts was implemented as datalines in a step, but not within a macro definition. So how did a macro get into the picture?
It turned out that somebody had decided that the job should run based on conditions, so he made another job with almost the same name, included the whole original job as a "transformation" with a conditional start-end around it, replaced the original job in the LSF flow and tested his conditional logic only, because he knew the original job worked.
The list was converted to a permanent table and the conditional start-end built into the original job instead, but because of the similar names I didn't realize that is was actually another job that failed, so it took a while to figure out what was going on in a data warehouse with several thousand jobs made by a dozen developers in different departments.
For me the only place where I might consider this is in adhoc jobs for maintenance of control tables - and these jobs are then for a BAU team only, don't get scheduled but executed directly out of DIS if any change is required. ...and I'm only using this approach on sites where I don't trust a BAU team that they will be "able" to manually maintain a config text file which a BAU adhoc job could load into a control table.
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Sugar Logic allows administrators to write simple formulas and logic checks to provide a calculation for a field or to set the visibility of a field. For more information regarding the types of fields that you can use Sugar Logic with, please refer to the Field Options documentation. A calculated field uses a formula to derive its value based on the values of other fields as well as mathematical or logical operators. A dependent field uses a formula to determine whether or not the field should be displayed. These formulas are automatically recalculated when the record is updated. In addition, when a record containing a formula's input field is updated, the formula is automatically recalculated.
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When a calculated or dependent field is created or its formula is modified, all existing records in the module will not use the new formula until they have undergone a save action. To update the existing records to use the new formula, the module's list view includes a Recalculate Value action. Admin users or users with developer-level access can use this feature to cause existing records to recalculate affected fields without having to perform an update on each record individually. For more information, please refer to the User Interface documentation in the Application Guide.
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