You can now find a link to download it on the lessons page here : teach yourself Usine
just install it in your VST folder and reload the patch .
Experiment with this one first cause it's a complex patch for a first discovering of Usine.
but you can of course replace with different VST /effects
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 04 Jul 2012, 00:10
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but got an error for D:vst_UsineHeliosII.dll not found.
Do I need to install other patches first before this will work?
Also inside of the .pat file, I notice several FNAM= references to specific locations.
Are these just references to the source that comprises the patch file or do I need to worry about these not matching my computer?
Can't wait to get it to work, pretty cool!
Statistics: Posted by plbreith — 03 Jul 2012, 23:27
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maybe you can use it with a midi clock to send all note off messages each cycle for example, not perfect but can decrease the ( hardware here ) problem..?
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 26 Apr 2011, 17:08
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no chan change
just set it to channel 1 and this force all incoming messages to this channel,
about stuck notes , i suppose you have this in strum mode..?
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 26 Apr 2011, 10:57
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I have just got the Mustang and it's a lot of fun playing with it and using yr patch !!! But as usual some questions come up !
- I have tried the mustang with several Synth or sampler (Arturia Mini Moog,Kontakt ), i was playing chords or arpegiated chords and some notes are stuck ! i always have a drone . How can i avoid this ?
- I have tried with the Tassman, but it doesn't propose for the midi input "omni" so i can only use one string. How can i move the different strings to 1 channel ? is it useful that way or a Usine module can do the trick ?
Cheers
Statistics: Posted by noise2sine — 26 Apr 2011, 09:17
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I got one as soon as I saw the YouTube video where someone was demonstrating the madcatz controller with Kontakt.
It's brilliant - their company managed what the entire MIDI-manufacturer ecosystem couldn't and it was only an afterthought tacked-on to their hardware's primary video game design purpose... something which I myself have yet to even witness, to be honest. I only wish the wireless aspect of the controller worked with the MIDI Out, too. I can't even recall which type I got - I think a Wii version.
Statistics: Posted by runagate — 17 Apr 2011, 23:17
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To have an idea about chord progression check this video : here
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 17 Apr 2011, 17:39
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i was desesperatly looking for a midi guitar but, impossible to find (Terrractec don't produce anymore the famous Axon which is known to be the best) . My need is to record chords progression and maybe some bass line or arpegiated chords. Would it be possible according to you to do so with that guitar? Is there a big latency ? (i have motu 828). Where did u get it ??
i can leave my adress sliding.0@gmail.com
Cheers
Statistics: Posted by noise2sine — 17 Apr 2011, 16:55
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they've found a good compromise between toy and instrument
as I've say on CDM,the best use is not to wait for professional use, but more as an alternative controller
and cheap one..
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 17 Mar 2011, 22:30
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Check a video demo here :
http://www.vimeo.com/21071152
If there's others users here , i will be glad to share tips and informations
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 15 Mar 2011, 19:50
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