Quite pleased with myself - midi/audio routing

John_A

Today I managed to route midi from Cubase via my UR22 to my X-Station then midi from the X-Station via USB to my iPad running Wardolf Nave.  Passed the audio from Nave via USB back to the X-station to a Focusrite Octopre connected via ADAT interface to my Audient ID22 and back in to Cubase

Cant believe it all works

goldtop

Sounds like the studio equivalent of the Large Hadron Collider.

Funkfingers

John_A said:

Wardolf Nave

That is one interesting plug-in synthesizer. 

PolarityMan

https://waldorfmusic.com/en/192-nave-plugin

John_A

goldtop said:

Sounds like the studio equivalent of the Large Hadron Collider.

It's great, was going to buy a Blofeld, but tried Nave, and for £20 it's superb

goldtop said:

Sounds like the studio equivalent of the Large Hadron Collider.

Accelerating a few particles, how hard can that be

drofluf

goldtop said:

Sounds like the studio equivalent of the Large Hadron Collider.

Accelerating a few particles, how hard can that be

Accelerating them’s the easy part, getting them to stop is more tricky!

@John_A I didn’t understand a word of that but congratulations I guess!

John_A

@drofluf ; Just read it back and dont think I understand it either

drofluf

John_A said:

@drofluf ; Just read it back and dont think I understand it either

Think it was something to do with connecting an Xbox to a PlayStation so that you could get long wave? But I don’t see where the gameboy fits in??

Snap

nice.,

Nave is a very cool synth. there are some really powerful synths for the ipad, When I got back into recording, 10 years or so ago, I didn't use any midi. I'd use Ipad synths recorded via audio. It took me back to when I first recorded anything which would have been early 80s using a 4 track recorder. Very good for playing discipline when you know you can't simply go edit the midi!

Crap in many other ways though!!