newbie bouncing question

[Dave the Slave]

yes, i am new. i have a korg d12 and have much of it figured out, but cannot get "bouncing" from reading the manual. say i record a drum machine. i want to add extra shots, so i record them on another track. then, how do i blend them to one track so it sounds like one kit? i also want to record horn parts and blend three down to one. yes, i am green. so green that i posted this same question on the general discussion forum before i found this one. not only green, but redundant. any help would be greatly appreciated. (with the bouncing, that is). thanks, dave

 

[Dave the Slave]

too advanced

i guess you guys are too advanced for me

 

[guitarboi89]

dont feel put out, im just guessing that no1 thats looked at your post owns a d12. There are many really knowledgable people on the forum, sometimes they just take a while
hope someone can help you out

 

[guitarboi89]

okay so ive had a little look at the d12 manual online and have found some useful stuff:

On page 29 it shows how to use virtual tracks reffering to bouncing

Page 82 explains how to set the input to bounce and different settings

i hope that helps
manual found at http://www.americanmusical.com/brandmanual--d-Korg_Manuals--br-141.html

 

[SouthSIDE Glen]

Dave,

'boi is right that model-specific questions require someone familiar with that particular model to respond. Also, Saturdays tend to be the slowest day on this board with the fewest regular members showing up. Don't get discouraged because you didn't get a reply other than 'boi's yet.

G.

 

[-Julian]

What kind of software and programs are you using? Agreed with 'boi you should take a look at the manual just skiming through it, i saw some usefull info, or try www.audiominds.com , there specific in a specific program,(n-Track) but many programs are similar and they have very usefull info.