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Beathawk in Cubasis 3 question

Can Beathawk be used as a multi-timbral rompler in Cubasis 3 ?

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  • Okay, I've got Beathawk hosted in AUM for now.

    The dev that creates nested folders for a DAW
    on iOS is going to make our lives so much easier.

    Just saying.

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  • Only if you record the MIDI into Beathawk, then trigger them via Cubasis (or on song mode). It’s kinda like Drambo. Each of the 16 squares can record its own individual MIDI. You can play them either via Scenes mode, or by combining multiple scenes to form a “song mode”.

  • @ehehehe said:
    I don’t think BH supports multi-outs, or am I wrong? Would be cool, discovered that it didn’t after purchasing some (very nice) sample packs and it sucks having the entire kit on one channel.

    No, it doesn't have multi audio outputs.

    It does have multi midi inputs and though I've yet to try it multi midi outputs.

    Agreed.

    The sample packs are really good.

    I really enjoy using Beathawk as a rompler and loop player.

  • @seonnthaproducer said:
    Only if you record the MIDI into Beathawk, then trigger them via Cubasis (or on song mode). It’s kinda like Drambo. Each of the 16 squares can record its own individual MIDI. You can play them either via Scenes mode, or by combining multiple scenes to form a “song mode”.

    Thanks for this.
    I've done that before both in standalone and when hosting it in AUM.

    The reason why I was enquiring if it could be used as a rompler in Cubasis 3
    is so that I can have the individual midi parts in Cubasis 3 and when I've finished
    the piece I could then export out the midi in one go.
    I don't think it's possible and I had a look at trying to do the same thing in BM3
    and again it's not possible in BM3.
    I'm going to give Auria Pro a go but I don't like the midi section of Auria Pro,
    it feels clunky though the audio side of Auria Pro is really good.

    Basically what I'm needing is a more traditional
    flow rather than a DAWless flow at the moment.

    My workaround is to host Beathawk externally in AUM and send the midi out that way.
    I've got a couple of possible solutions but hosting it
    externally is by far the easiest at the moment.
    I am going to try Midi Tools from Audioveek to see if that'll work.

    I do have a configuration where I use three instances of Beathawk hosted
    in AUM with three separate instances of dRambo as a sequencer once again
    in AUM which amounts to 48 channels of midi.

    One instance each for
    String Ensemble, Tutti and Woodwinds.

    Each instance of Beathawk has separate sounds per pad.

  • edited July 2021

    This piece is from last year.

    Off the top of my head I used one instance of iSymphonic and
    3 instances of Beathawk hosted in AUM with individual instances of
    dRambo as sequencer for each instance of iSymphonic and Beathawk.
    Along with this was an instance of dRambo as a midi router.
    Basically one dRambo as sequencer per instance of multi-timbral auv3.

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