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How do you polish tracks from Korg Gadget?

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  • StrizbizStrizbiz

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:
    I normally export Gadget projects as Ableton Live projects and take things to the next level there. You can save the audio as clips or export the midi but I just use the audio. Pretty much anything that exports Ableton projects on the IPad ends up in Ableton, Groove box is really good for its sounds and gets the creativity flowing, sometimes I’ll export the audio from Ableton and use ProTools or Logic.

    I do the same with Bitwig as it can import Ableton als files. I bought the Gadget plugin suite for desktop and the tracks imported from Gadget on the iPad sound exactly the same as on the iPad. Then the journey continues.

    I was contemplating buying Gadget for desktop, I understand you can use the gadget instruments in others Daws? But you can’t use third party fx or instruments in Gadget correct ?

  • krassmannkrassmann
    edited August 2022

    @Strizbiz said:

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:
    I normally export Gadget projects as Ableton Live projects and take things to the next level there. You can save the audio as clips or export the midi but I just use the audio. Pretty much anything that exports Ableton projects on the IPad ends up in Ableton, Groove box is really good for its sounds and gets the creativity flowing, sometimes I’ll export the audio from Ableton and use ProTools or Logic.

    I do the same with Bitwig as it can import Ableton als files. I bought the Gadget plugin suite for desktop and the tracks imported from Gadget on the iPad sound exactly the same as on the iPad. Then the journey continues.

    I was contemplating buying Gadget for desktop, I understand you can use the gadget instruments in others Daws? But you can’t use third party fx or instruments in Gadget correct ?

    On the desktop the gadgets are normal plugins, VSTs I believe. You simply export your project from the iPad to dropbox then after loading the exported .als file, the DAW loads all the gadgets as VSTs and the projects sounds exactly as on the iPad. Then you can continue to do with the tracks whatever you want in your DAW. You can use any effects or other processing. The tracks of the exported Gadget project are then normal Midi tracks in your DAW. This works flawlessly with Ableton and Bitwig. Great stuff.

    If you want to go beyond Gadgets capabilities only buy the Gadget plugin suite and use Ableton or Bitwig.

  • StrizbizStrizbiz

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:
    I normally export Gadget projects as Ableton Live projects and take things to the next level there. You can save the audio as clips or export the midi but I just use the audio. Pretty much anything that exports Ableton projects on the IPad ends up in Ableton, Groove box is really good for its sounds and gets the creativity flowing, sometimes I’ll export the audio from Ableton and use ProTools or Logic.

    I do the same with Bitwig as it can import Ableton als files. I bought the Gadget plugin suite for desktop and the tracks imported from Gadget on the iPad sound exactly the same as on the iPad. Then the journey continues.

    I was contemplating buying Gadget for desktop, I understand you can use the gadget instruments in others Daws? But you can’t use third party fx or instruments in Gadget correct ?

    On the desktop the gadgets are normal plugins, VSTs I believe. You simply export your project from the iPad to dropbox then after loading the exported .als file, the DAW loads all the gadgets as VSTs and the projects sounds exactly as on the iPad. Then you can continue to do with the tracks whatever you want in your DAW. You can use any effects or other processing. The tracks of the exported Gadget project are then normal Midi tracks in your DAW. This works flawlessly with Ableton and Bitwig. Great stuff.

    If you want to go beyond Gadgets capabilities only buy the Gadget plugin suite and use Ableton or Bitwig.

    So if I exported a Gadget project as an Ableton project using midi would it load the same gadget vst’s into Ableton or would I have to load them 1 by 1 into Ableton?

  • krassmannkrassmann

    @Strizbiz said:

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:
    I normally export Gadget projects as Ableton Live projects and take things to the next level there. You can save the audio as clips or export the midi but I just use the audio. Pretty much anything that exports Ableton projects on the IPad ends up in Ableton, Groove box is really good for its sounds and gets the creativity flowing, sometimes I’ll export the audio from Ableton and use ProTools or Logic.

    I do the same with Bitwig as it can import Ableton als files. I bought the Gadget plugin suite for desktop and the tracks imported from Gadget on the iPad sound exactly the same as on the iPad. Then the journey continues.

    I was contemplating buying Gadget for desktop, I understand you can use the gadget instruments in others Daws? But you can’t use third party fx or instruments in Gadget correct ?

    On the desktop the gadgets are normal plugins, VSTs I believe. You simply export your project from the iPad to dropbox then after loading the exported .als file, the DAW loads all the gadgets as VSTs and the projects sounds exactly as on the iPad. Then you can continue to do with the tracks whatever you want in your DAW. You can use any effects or other processing. The tracks of the exported Gadget project are then normal Midi tracks in your DAW. This works flawlessly with Ableton and Bitwig. Great stuff.

    If you want to go beyond Gadgets capabilities only buy the Gadget plugin suite and use Ableton or Bitwig.

    So if I exported a Gadget project as an Ableton project using midi would it load the same gadget vst’s into Ableton or would I have to load them 1 by 1 into Ableton?

    They are loaded automatically. It is a normal Ableton project file that loads the plugins the project uses. It also loads the audio recordings of the tape recorder gadget.

  • StrizbizStrizbiz

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:

    @krassmann said:

    @Strizbiz said:
    I normally export Gadget projects as Ableton Live projects and take things to the next level there. You can save the audio as clips or export the midi but I just use the audio. Pretty much anything that exports Ableton projects on the IPad ends up in Ableton, Groove box is really good for its sounds and gets the creativity flowing, sometimes I’ll export the audio from Ableton and use ProTools or Logic.

    I do the same with Bitwig as it can import Ableton als files. I bought the Gadget plugin suite for desktop and the tracks imported from Gadget on the iPad sound exactly the same as on the iPad. Then the journey continues.

    I was contemplating buying Gadget for desktop, I understand you can use the gadget instruments in others Daws? But you can’t use third party fx or instruments in Gadget correct ?

    On the desktop the gadgets are normal plugins, VSTs I believe. You simply export your project from the iPad to dropbox then after loading the exported .als file, the DAW loads all the gadgets as VSTs and the projects sounds exactly as on the iPad. Then you can continue to do with the tracks whatever you want in your DAW. You can use any effects or other processing. The tracks of the exported Gadget project are then normal Midi tracks in your DAW. This works flawlessly with Ableton and Bitwig. Great stuff.

    If you want to go beyond Gadgets capabilities only buy the Gadget plugin suite and use Ableton or Bitwig.

    So if I exported a Gadget project as an Ableton project using midi would it load the same gadget vst’s into Ableton or would I have to load them 1 by 1 into Ableton?

    They are loaded automatically. It is a normal Ableton project file that loads the plugins the project uses. It also loads the audio recordings of the tape recorder gadget.

    Wow, that’s amazing I’m sold lol

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