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Recording
Recording MIDI data on audio tracks
Here’s how MIDI data from your computer can be played using the internal sound
generator of the SC-D70, and recorded on your computer as audio data.
By recording MIDI data as audio data, you can convert it into MP3 format, or record
it on CD-R and listen to it on a CD player.
Normally, only a single insertion effect can be used for all tracks of the internal
sound generator, but by recording each track individually as audio data and
applying a different insertion effect to each, you can effectively use multiple
insertion effects to produce a richer and more complex song.
fig.22-15.e
The “Appendix” of the
included CD-ROM
contains a list of the
insertion effects.
MIDI CH 1
MIDI CH 10
Effector
MIDI CH 16
MIDI CH 2
Final audio
data
MIDI CH 1
MIDI CH 2
1
2
Creation of audio data with one insertion effect applied to one track
Repeat creation of audio data with a different insertion effect applied
to another track.
Creation of audio data with one insertion effect applied to all tracks
Afterwards sending all the audio data
that was made to MIX
One type of insertion effect
applied to all tracks
1
2
10
16
Applying insertion effects to
individual tracks
Effector
Effector
Final audio
data
When applying effects to
the sound of the internal
sound generator, it is
convenient to use the “GS
Advanced Editor” which is
contained in the included
CD-ROM.
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