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New to midi: Recording note data in garageband while using iGrand Piano/ iLectric/ SampleTank
Fairly new to midi and was wondering if this is possible?
What I would like to do is load up a keyboard app in the input stage of AB and then record the sounds into a DAW in the output stage (currently I am using Garageband).
If I load up an Audio Recorder track in GB I can record the audio no problem, but what I would like to do is capture the actual note data as well so that I can edit it.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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I don't think you can do this in GarageBand. There other apps such as Cubasis and BM2 that can do this.
Thanks for the info Phil. Can anyone else confirm this?
You would have to play directly into GB to record midi note data. Then you would have to go out via virtual midi to whatever app you wanted to record audio into GB via AB. Problem is, GB does not have virtual midi. So PhilW is right.
Ok thanks guys, appreciate the replies. Will have a look at Cubasis as it seems like it will do the job.
Any idea if Garageband are likely to implement virtual midi at some point in the future?
It would surprise me if they did. Still waiting for Apple to allow GB as a input into AB. Never know with Apple though.
BM2 will do this as well, I believe. Maybe meteor too? Don't own either.