is there any other way???

wickerman · March 2006

it is really annoying wen u r recording straight into the gnx3 and u make a mistake because u have to start from the beggining of the song.when recording into the gnx3 is there another way u can fix ur mistakes without starting the song again.

also if u recrod using 1 of those programs on ur pc can u choose where u start?
thanks

grathan · March 2006

Yeah, on the pc you can just punch in the part you wanna replace.

wickerman · March 2006

can i record on the pc using pro tracks using a midi cable fomr my gnx3 to pc????

from midi out on my gnx3 to midi in on pc then other way round

if not what lead do i need?

sickstringz · March 2006

Connecting a D.I box to your soundcard would be the cheapest solution. There are also 1/4 to RCA or 1/8 adapters that you could use to. This doesnt always yeild the best results (depending on your soundcard) but it would be the easiest and cheapest fix.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/home/navigation?page=1&N=100001&Ntk=All&Ntt=DI+box&Nty=1&Ns=P_Price|0

wickerman · March 2006

so it is not possible to record with the midi in connection from the gnx3 to the pc?

sorry im new to recording with pc's

iliace · March 2006

Of course not. MIDI does not carry any audio data. You can record from S/PDIF directly to soundcard.

Johnny Jaded · March 2006

Are you implying he is a rube? :shock:

I'd suggest an audio interface. Firewire or usb. I use an Ozone... with a shorted out headphone socket, but there are others to choose from. The GNX3 recorder is not gonna do your music justice all by itself anyway. PC recording is the way to go. SPDIF vs analog? Whatever. Just plug it in and record it. I have recorded my GNX3 right to the line-in on my pc quite a few times. It works. :roll:

wickerman · March 2006

\iliace\ wrote:

Of course not. MIDI does not carry any audio data. You can record from S/PDIF directly to soundcard.

well this is hard to take in for me

iliace · March 2006

The digital option is better especially for GNX3, you'll get much better SNR (less noise/interference) because the 1/4\" outputs are unbalanced. But you're right, it won't make much difference - I was just saying that if S/PDIF is readily available, use it.

The no-audio-via-MIDI horse has been beaten to death many times on this forum... it can barely turn over in its grave, if it were ever even afforded one. For instance, back in January of this year, http://www.guitarworkstation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1385&highlight=midi+connection+editing+patches:

wickerman: \"what leads will i need and where can i get them? if i was using a smatmedia card,would you be able to do everything with that instead of getting all the leads,like could u download patches to it ?\"

iliace: \"MIDI connection is only for editing patches. You can get a card reader (nowadays you'll mostly find bargains on many-in-one type deals) that will let you read a SmartMedia card. Alternately, you can hook up the analog outputs from your GNX to your audio interface and record directly onto PC using the included Cakewalk software. The other PC option (or, rather, general studio option) is using the digital output - you'll need a digital input either on your PC's motherboard or your audio interface. If your input on the PC or interface is of ADAT optical type, you'll also need a converter to go from GNX's coax digital output to your optical interface input.\"

Here's another in-depth discussion: http://www.guitarworkstation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1014

is there any other way???

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