Thomas Cannon

To save you a 10 minute YouTube video: here’s how to neatly organize your analog synths without losing any data & allowing for customization later

To save you a 10 minute YouTube video: here’s how to nearly organize your analog synths without losing any data & allowing for customization later:

  1. Create 1 MIDI track, 1 audio track
  2. Combine them into a track stack, with a descriptive name
  3. SAVE YOUR PATCH NAME IN THE TRACK NOTES. This is crucial
  4. Play around in the MIDI track, record your performance, get it just how you like it
  5. When you’re ready to record; switch over to the audio track: press record, get some coffee, come back when it’s finished

You keep all the MIDI data; you can tweak + re-record as needed, and you don’t lose what patch you used!

 

A screenshot explaining how to organize analog synths: with a descriptive track stack that contains the MIDI data, the final recording from the synth, and your patch name in the track notes