Help recording noodlings?
Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 12:05 am
Hey all, this may be a really stupid question, but I can't seem to figure out the technical aspects of it so I'm turning to the one place I know will have people that can show me the way. 
The setup is this: say you have buzz open with your favourite generator or vst or whatever open. And say your keyboard is attached and you are noodling around trying to find a melody or something exciting to start forming a song. How can one record those noodlings?
So basically, the question is how can you record the output from buzz without having to do something ridiculous like (my initial solution) make a 10 minute pattern of that machine and hit the record button so you can catch all the note edits?
The setup is this: say you have buzz open with your favourite generator or vst or whatever open. And say your keyboard is attached and you are noodling around trying to find a melody or something exciting to start forming a song. How can one record those noodlings?
So basically, the question is how can you record the output from buzz without having to do something ridiculous like (my initial solution) make a 10 minute pattern of that machine and hit the record button so you can catch all the note edits?
stupid. Didn't even consider that, was going down the external audio capture route. Mega embarrassed right now.