Tracking Midi & Audio Together (3 Pro Tips for Awesome Results)

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Combining Midi with real audio can sometimes be a challenge, particularly if you're not used to building up tracks and keeping your timing really tight. Quantising can solve timing issues but can also lead to over engineered, unnatural sounding recordings.

Today I'm looking at 3 top tips to ensure your recording starts off the right way and keeps those frustrating, messy takes at bay! Stay right until the end where I'm also revealing an awesome pro tip for making sure you don't just abandon a track when it's not working and miss out on what could be one step away from a great sounding piece of music.

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[grahamtruckel]

Great tips Jonny, and good advice about not over-quantizing acoustic instruments. Let's have more like this please!

[starsandguitars]

You're putting out a lot of super content. Well done and thanks!

[starsandguitars]

BTW, thanks for addressing my comments. Really appreciate your videos. I just bit the bullet and upgraded my old EZ Drummer (purchased in 2013) to EZ Drummer 3. Can't wait to use the new tools to lay down some drums that track better to my ac guitar, mando, banjo, etc audio. Thank you again.