cubae 9.5 audio transposing

WallyV · January 23, 2018, 8:40pm

ColinPark:

If I remember my research correctly, it should be possible to record a guitar part as 6 audio tracks (one per string), then feed these back to the GP-10 for COSM processing. The idea would be to clean up the raw audio before sending it back, or even to do weird things before sending it back. Do you know if that could be done for MIDI conversion? That is to say:

Record the 6 strings are 6 raw audio tracks, perhaps using a benign COSM sound on monitors only (to help judge the feel of the track).

Clean up the 6 raw audio tracks to eliminate string scrape noises, unwanted ringing, static, hum, and so on.

Feed the cleaned raw audio tracks to the GP-10 and get MIDI back.

Any latency in the audio to MIDI conversion would thereby be postponed until after the real-time performance. If the latency is consistent, it could be compensated for by shifting the MIDI conversion back in time. If the GP-10 tracking is inaccurate, this procedure wouldn’t be worth considering. But if it’s only a consistent latency, maybe it could work?

I’ll look into this. It’s been a busy spell that will slow down after this weekend.

I’m clear on recording a separate MIDI channel per string (mono mode) but I’m not sure about recording 6 tracks of audio, one track per string. Take a look at this thread: Boss GP-10 Re amp / Re Guitar

The MIDI data per channel can be rendered as audio in Cubase. I’ve never reamped a guitar track, I’ll check it out early next week and will report back.

Cheers.