On 06/14/2013 04:05 AM, Asa Marco wrote:
Il giorno Fri, 14 Jun 2013 09:30:12 -0400
Brett McCoy <idragosani@xxxxxxxxx> ha scritto:
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 4:32 AM, Angel de Vicente <angelv@xxxxxx>
wrote:
With Rosegarden and the piano roll, I can easily stretch/move each
of the MIDI notes, but I didn't find an easy way to synchronize
with my audio wave (though I haven't used Rosegarden a lot, so
perhaps I missed something).
Ideally I would like to:
+ load in one program both the audio and the MIDI file
+ see the soundwave forms for both audio and MIDI plus the piano
roll for the MIDI file
+ if something is not synchronized properly (due to the nature of
the music, I can see it nicely by inspectint the soundwave), I
would like to stretch/move the MIDI notes in the piano roll and
interactively see how the soundwave changes, so that I can
immediately see if the MIDI and the audio are better synchronized.
Is there a tool where I can do that easily? Perhaps there is some
other procedure/tool that can help me with this?
Actually, I think Ardour3 would be ideal for this, as you can easily
work with MIDI piano roll and audio waveforms right on the same
screen (most sequencers open MIDI piano roll up into a separate
window). As you can see in this screenshot, you have everything right
in front of you and its easy to set synch points for both audio and
MIDI:
http://brettwmccoy.com/images/ardour-3.2-screenshot.png
Isn't there something that allows to set MIDI tempo by tapping on keyboard?
I'm sure to have used that method once to pair recorded audio and MIDI,
but maybe I was using a software on windows.
Rosegarden has that feature, but I think the recommendations for Ardour3
would be better ones to take.
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