英語 での Groove agent の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Groove Agent SE comes with a variety of content that can be loaded and edited.
If playback is started in the DAW, Groove Agent SE plays back the active pad.
Groove Agent SE features 4 AUX busses that can be used to realize classic send effects.
The Mini Browser is perfect to be placed along instruments like LoopMash or Groove Agent SE.
You can drag patterns from Groove Agent SE into your DAW project and edit them there.
Groove Agent SE provides 512 automation parameters that can be addressed from within the host application.
Max Preload Determines the maximum amount of RAM that Groove Agent SE uses for preloading samples.
It displays all files that Groove Agent SE can read, such as VST presets or samples.
Working With Pads Groove Agent features two different types of pads: instrument pads and pattern pads.
To be able to hear a sound, you need to load a kit into Groove Agent SE.
Audio Priority Determines which of the Groove Agent processes gets priority when accessing processor resources on your computer.
This allows you to extract certain sounds that you like from LoopMash and use them with Groove Agent SE.
Imported REX files and sliced audio parts are treated like audio loops that were sliced in Groove Agent SE.
In Groove Agent SE, you can edit both the sounds and the patterns that are used by your drum tracks.
In the DAW, the instrument channels are routed to the group channels, following the original Groove Agent mixer structure.
To import a REX file or a sliced audio part into Groove Agent SE, drop it onto an empty pad.
Inputs Page Here, you can specify which inputs of the audio interface are connected to Groove Agent's stereo input.
This allows you to record an audio track in your host application while Groove Agent plays the drums, for example.
When you have created MIDI parts from your Groove Agent SE patterns, you can further edit the parts in the DAW.
Pattern and Instrument Pads In Groove Agent, you can edit both the sounds and the patterns that are used by your drum tracks.