still learning Magixs, I found your video useful... although my 2nd track I spent a few hours on actually crashed and burned as magix failed grrr. have subbed, would appreciate one back as I am still in my infancy. Looking forward to more of your videos.
The video is very helpful. How to change the "Octave" for the same piece of sound pool? For example, when I move a piece 1(C) to timeline. I want it be 1 Octave higher than the default. Thanks!
I find it extremely ridiculous that the standard version of Magix music maker does not contain already all available scales and chords - how you want to compose songs, if you just have 7 different chords to play with?
With the free version, you are only able to use the soundpool's original music scale. If you upgrade to Plus or Pro, you can change to any musical scale. So the common soundpool scale C F G Am can be D G A Bm with ease. I may be recording a tutorial on this process very soon.
In that case, you can read the help file or manual or wait until I have the time to do a demo video on the topic :) You can change each and every pitch/chord, even transpose the whole song. Let's say you want C-minor chord, you can right click and change C-maj to C-min from the list. I think the software algorithm is smart enough to choose the closest minor chord play and transpose it automatically to the correct key. I had great results in my testing.
very useful and clear explanation! Thanks and regards from Uruguay!!!
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still learning Magixs, I found your video useful... although my 2nd track I spent a few hours on actually crashed and burned as magix failed grrr. have subbed, would appreciate one back as I am still in my infancy. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Thanks, very informative video. Keep it up. Greetings from Beijing.
Thanks and welcome.
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The video is very helpful.
How to change the "Octave" for the same piece of sound pool? For example, when I move a piece 1(C) to timeline. I want it be 1 Octave higher than the default. Thanks!
Soundpools are audio loops. Transposing them up or down any more than 3 semitones will have artefacts and will sound bad.
Wouldn't a B flat major chord pitched up 2 semitones give you the result you want?
Hi.... you have many different music but I have very less can you guide me please the way to ger some more music
I purchase them as I need them. I normally purchase full commercial licences from www.producerplanet.com, as I use them for commercial releases.
I find it extremely ridiculous that the standard version of Magix music maker does not contain already all available scales and chords - how you want to compose songs, if you just have 7 different chords to play with?
I have no association with MAGIX, but how do you expect MAGIX to pay their staff? Free means try to see if it fits your workflow, then buy upgrade.
Hi! Do you know Soundbridge DAW? What your opinion about it? It' also free.
Yes I do and I have several videos already, as well as an interview with the co-owner
Sir, can I do the same in studio one 4 prime. Please guide.
Here is the video th-cam.com/video/IMvKRmo0YOo/w-d-xo.html
Thanks. But what about others. E.g. if you play in F - you´ll have F, Bb and C but also e.g. Eb; Ab... how to reach these?
With the free version, you are only able to use the soundpool's original music scale. If you upgrade to Plus or Pro, you can change to any musical scale. So the common soundpool scale C F G Am can be D G A Bm with ease. I may be recording a tutorial on this process very soon.
Hi, thanks for the answer - I mean with Premium Version.
In that case, you can read the help file or manual or wait until I have the time to do a demo video on the topic :)
You can change each and every pitch/chord, even transpose the whole song. Let's say you want C-minor chord, you can right click and change C-maj to C-min from the list. I think the software algorithm is smart enough to choose the closest minor chord play and transpose it automatically to the correct key. I had great results in my testing.
Here is a new video on the topic.
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