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Then, check out this article on setting up to record using an External MIDI Device: Setting up to record with an External MIDI Device Studio One: Connect audio cables from your DM6 to your audio interface so you can monitor the drums in Studio One. Its not a replacement for full-blown Live, but is usable and useful nonetheless. It supports up to eight MIDI and eight audio tracks, and includes a selection of built-in effects and instruments. To use the drum pads to record into Studio One, you will need to create a New Keyboard, with the MIDI "Receive From" assigned to the MIDI in of your DM6 port, but don't need the MIDI "Send To." And set this to Default Instrument Input.ģ. Included with the QX49 is the Alesis Edition of Ableton Live Lite 8, a stripped down-version of the popular Ableton Live sequencing application. The DM6 has to be set to external MIDI clock.Ģ. This allows the sending of MIDI+sync from Studio One to your DM6. In Studio One External Devices window, you will need to create a New Instrument with the MIDI "Send To" set to your DM6s MIDI port. To use the sounds of your DM6 and sync it to Studio One ġ. Please read this article for setting up External MIDI Devices with Studio One 3: And the audio from the DM6 to your audio interface. Connect the DM6 USB directly to your computer for MIDI.
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