14:51:07	 From jraoul : Following up on the question I posted towards the end of Matt’s session: I do not see a way to enable Beats in the Waveform or Sequence windows
14:52:54	 From Dave Hayward : jroule: I have been meaning to ask the same question about dragging beats in Sequence.
14:59:20	 From Peter Giacomini : The latest MOTU audio driver (not Pro Audio driver) supports 828 mkII and includes Cuemix. I just used it to setup my 828 mkII to connect to my 828es using ADAT digital link. I can’t turn on my mic since it is noisy where I am.
14:59:40	 From Ken Thies : Peter, thank you! :-)
15:02:47	 From Glenn Workman : I can unmute every/anybody. Just let me know here.
15:03:04	 From Glenn Workman : If you mute yourself for any reason, you’ll just have to ask again.
15:04:21	 From Dave Hayward : I’m now unmuted as asked.. but it’s noisy here so if you hear dogs and kids let me know..
15:04:57	 From Peter Giacomini : thanks Glenn, I was originally muted when I joined because I am outside and there was a lot of noise (which has since gone away) :-).
15:17:34	 From Glenn Workman : If anyone wants to be unmuted just ask.
15:17:47	 From Glenn Workman : Sometimes when you join it mutes you by default.
15:20:44	 From Peter Giacomini : Glenn, I had to mute due to noise again, but you can turn off the automatic addition of the inserts. I think it is in the mini-menu.
15:21:00	 From Glenn Workman : Peter: That’s correct.
15:25:19	 From Peter Giacomini : Glenn, thanks for hosting these after webinar discussions. I have a call in 5 minutes, so I have to leave.
15:40:28	 From paul : Glenn, sorry for the multiple join/rejoin, bad internet connection
15:41:00	 From Glenn Workman : No problem
15:41:10	 From Ken Thies : Transposing MIDI changes the note that is sent to the synth/sampler.
15:42:52	 From Ken Thies : Great after party, but I have to go.  See everyone Tuesday!
15:42:59	 From Glenn Workman : Take care Ken.
15:43:51	 From Björn Lindén : It’s getting late. Got to go. Take care.
15:45:06	 From Glenn Workman : Take care Bjorn
15:46:36	 From Jay Farber : I have an appointment to get to thanks everybody and have a good weekend.
15:47:19	 From Glenn Workman : Jay take care.
15:47:31	 From Jose Gonzalez Palma : Take care Jay
15:48:13	 From mike hlady : Hi Glenn, have you gotten older motu legacy interfaces to work in mac OS Catalina? and if so how did you get it to work?
15:51:26	 From Glenn Workman : mike: I just upgraded my MacBook Pro to Catalina this past month and haven’t tried yet.
15:52:01	 From Bonnie Janofsky : What time is the Monday group and where?
15:52:33	 From mike hlady : gotcha. I just did the same. Been having trouble getting it to recognize my 896HD
15:52:39	 From Glenn Workman : https://motu.com/en-us/performer-lite-webinars/
15:53:06	 From Bonnie Janofsky : Actually if it’s Performer Lite, may not be for me but I’ll check it out.
15:53:45	 From Glenn Workman : Bonnie: That link is for Performer Lite
15:54:56	 From Glenn Workman : http://www.motunation.com/forum/index.php
15:56:00	 From Bonnie Janofsky : Sorry, took a call and didn’t realize you were talking about Lite.
15:56:35	 From Bonnie Janofsky : Mondays at that time is the CBC Malibu with Richard Gibbs - Composers Breakfast Club!
15:56:59	 From Ray Toler : I’ll have to look that up, Bonnie - sounds fun.
15:57:11	 From Bonnie Janofsky : I’ve got another meeting to go to.  I use DP10 but mostly I’m a super power user of Finale!
15:57:29	 From Neil McCarroll : bye Bonnie
15:57:40	 From Bonnie Janofsky : Thanks!!!
16:00:55	 From Dave Hayward : Gotta go guys.. I’ll be back.
16:01:07	 From Adam Goldman : bye Dave
16:01:08	 From Adam Goldman : !
16:03:26	 From paul : RE new tech… the Roli keyboard is not exactly “completely new”, but it is a pretty cool update to standard MIDI. But it does not seem to be all that widespread.
16:04:13	 From Ray Toler : Agreed, Paul - I really wanted to love the Roli but couldn’t get over the texture of the material. But having a multi-dimensional control surface opens up so many possibilities!
16:05:26	 From Glenn Workman : paul: At least a few on the webinars own a Roli. Interesting.
16:05:28	 From Adam Goldman : Paul I have a seaboard….thing’s awesome
16:06:50	 From paul : never used one myself (and they are expensive), but it seems to me like essentially being a new type instrument
16:07:21	 From Adam Goldman : it is, but it’s kinda a specialist device…have to play it specifically in its own way
16:08:42	 From paul : Though I did notice it made an appearance in LaLaLand when Ryan Gosling is shown playing a live show. I assume that was intentional, but it was very brief.
16:09:08	 From Adam Goldman : probably for the visual ‘wow’ effect
16:09:39	 From Neil McCarroll : I borrowed a Seaboard for about a year and regretfully I was too busy to really use it :(
16:09:40	 From Adam Goldman : the Butabi brothers
16:10:21	 From Adam Goldman : I appreciate that the Seaboard can be adjusted to be strict pitches, or to be ‘freeform’ re pitch
16:11:06	 From paul : If you didn’t know what it is, you would not be able tell it was anything other than a normal keyboard, but I remember spotting it and being excited for maybe the one other person who may have notice it in the movie
16:12:30	 From Ray Toler : I love those moments, Paul…  “DID YOU SEE THAT? IT WAS A FURBY!!!”
16:13:10	 From Jose Gonzalez Palma : Gotta head out, Thanks for doing this Adam and Glenn these are great. I’ll bring Catwiches next time
16:14:05	 From Adam Goldman : Bye Jose!
16:14:05	 From Ray Toler : Bye, Jose!
16:14:26	 From Neil McCarroll : bye Jose
16:16:05	 From paul : Ray: Agreed. I also thought it was funny because, at the same time, I was thinking “but how many people would actually even know what that is?” As if they put it in there just on a whim.
16:23:21	 From paul : Bradley: the best workaround may be just to have two instances of the plugin with different settings, and then automate bypass/enable to switch between them. I think it depends on DP but also the plug software: even in plugins where many parameters are fully customizable/learnable, still not every parameter can be learned or automated.
16:24:28	 From paul : May also depend on how popular/developed the software is. E.g. Falcon is very heavily customizable, but there are still instances where some functions (for whatever reason) can not be learned/automated.
16:26:26	 From Bradley DePasse : Paul: I am going to try that
16:27:24	 From Glenn Workman : glenn@freqsound.com
16:27:39	 From paul : thanks
16:27:42	 From James Paschall : Thanks, Glenn, Adam.  et al.  Have a great weekend