Besides plugging the BC into the ES only allowed me to apply breath to units down stream not up stream, I have many other units upstream of ES (now XS) in my config. I bought the BC when I had a Motif ES (now have XS which does NOT have BC in) but still bought the MIDI Solutions even though I had the ES (but I did not pay anywhere close to retail for it - more like used for around $60) because I like being able to control all MIDI devies (including PC) via a MIDI mixer/patch bay (I am a control freak). I would NEVER advise anyone to go out build my $$$ solution. My situation/solution was just by way of explaining how I applied my BC to one, many, or no synths at all (overkill and actually wasteful for 99% of folks, but I have the equipment anyway for other reasons). GOOD suggestion (for someone with a BC but no unit to use it on/with) or for someone who can still get a BC unit. "BC2" can be used with any of the Yamaha stuff that has a BC input. The actual Yamaha Breath Control mouthpiece and associated hookup is typically not included as many of these keyboards were offered w/o it, the BC being sold as an accessory. Overdubbing BC data works pretty much the same, too, if that is the goal. Since the Street Price of devices such as the MIDI Solutions Breath Controller box is around the $200 mark, sans mouthpiece device, which will add even more to the purchase price, but these older 61-key Yamaha keyboards can be found and purchased for as little as $20 used (!) it can represent a very viable option and does not require a PC. Most were purchased by folks who never really used 'em much, never took them out on gigs, virtually near brand new except for that layer of dust from sitting when the interest soon waned. and often can be purchased for pennies on the dollar.Īn upside is that those keyboards were built like tanks and generally speaking, all functions still work. Usually located on the front, below the keyboard, easy to spot in the used instrument stores, thrift shops, garage sales, etc. Try using the in-built audio device, and sending audio to the JBL using an actual cable (via the aux input on the charge 3).TIP: Many of the Yamaha Keyboards came at one time with a Breath Controller input on them.
#Can i use swam engine with protools Bluetooth#
your MacBook’s audio device will be more powerful than the Bluetooth speaker and may give better performance.
That’s a Bluetooth speaker right.? Not exactly ideal. I also see you’re using a JBL Charge as the audio device.
The thunderbolt ports are right where the main MacBook radiator is so they’re very susceptible to temperature changes.
Are you using a thunderbolt device? I found that my thunderbolt-enabled screen actually caused my laptop to heavily throttle performance - I think due to basically poor thermal design. It seemed almost random at times.Ĭheck how warm your laptop is getting. Can be turned off / on per track.įor the OP: I had similar problems back when I did my production on my MacBook. It keeps all the MIDI and effects in place but temporarily bounces the region to audio. There’s a feature specifically designed for this called ‘freezing’. If I have to, I can go back, and re-duplicate, change anything.
Once I turn into audio, I null out the virtual instrument.
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