STICKY: There are 24 basic presets included in a folder called PRESETS (major & minor scale chords) - but the main thing is free midi files - Search the web for more but here for example is more than 7400 chords and progressions: drolez.com/blog/music/free-midi-chords-progressions.php
This is great. Another couple of things this does well is transposing notes so you could have Fm on all the white keys etc and transposing drum midi files so the kick can be transposed from say C3 to C1 so the midi files match up with your drum machine.
We may not actually need this as we can play those sort of things live on the keyboard, but you can't beat the price! I wanted to thank you for your in-depth reviews of Comprexxor and Sunset Sound Studios Reverb. Those are both superb and we use them all the time. I got involved in the "buy one, get 25" special, but most of what I ended up with we don't use much except for those two plugins. I have a lot of reverbs, but the Sunset Sound is the easily the best sounding. Oh, and thanks for the "Billie Jean" video. I had no idea about the stacking underneath some of those iconic parts. It really explains a lot about space in the song with the fullness of the sounds.
Hello and thank you for this new video. I downloaded the program, but there are no favorites. Can you tell me where to find the basic progressions like A, A# etc.......... Thank you.
@@neros71 read the included help file - there are 24 basic presets included in a folder called PRESETS (major & minor scale chords) - but the main thing is free midi files - here for example is more than 7400 chords and progressions: drolez.com/blog/music/free-midi-chords-progressions.php
STICKY: There are 24 basic presets included in a folder called PRESETS (major & minor scale chords) - but the main thing is free midi files - Search the web for more but here for example is more than 7400 chords and progressions: drolez.com/blog/music/free-midi-chords-progressions.php
This is great. Another couple of things this does well is transposing notes so you could have Fm on all the white keys etc and transposing drum midi files so the kick can be transposed from say C3 to C1 so the midi files match up with your drum machine.
Absolutely usefull ! On more time all my gratitude !
Absolute stunner🫶
We may not actually need this as we can play those sort of things live on the keyboard, but you can't beat the price! I wanted to thank you for your in-depth reviews of Comprexxor and Sunset Sound Studios Reverb. Those are both superb and we use them all the time. I got involved in the "buy one, get 25" special, but most of what I ended up with we don't use much except for those two plugins. I have a lot of reverbs, but the Sunset Sound is the easily the best sounding. Oh, and thanks for the "Billie Jean" video. I had no idea about the stacking underneath some of those iconic parts. It really explains a lot about space in the song with the fullness of the sounds.
It seems ripchord has more options than Logic's chord trigger.
it does, much better 👍
@@dancetech Thanks for showing us this, I've downloaded it to try out.
Hello and thank you for this new video. I downloaded the program, but there are no favorites. Can you tell me where to find the basic progressions like A, A# etc.......... Thank you.
same here... no presets... ?
@@neros71 read the included help file - there are 24 basic presets included in a folder called PRESETS (major & minor scale chords) - but the main thing is free midi files - here for example is more than 7400 chords and progressions: drolez.com/blog/music/free-midi-chords-progressions.php
@@dancetech thank you
Ripchord
I downloaded it but when I play the midi controller no sound or signal comes through, how can I fix this?
Hi
how to do u get ripcord on logic
it's a vst man. if you don't understand vst's in logic, search for tutorials.