Your First Session with Metro
This tutorial guides you through MIDI setup and configuration and introduces you to Metro’s compositional environment. For this tutorial you need a Macintosh with 16
bit digital audio capabilities, a MIDI input device (such as keyboard synthesizer or MIDI
controller), a multi-timbral sound module supporting the General MIDI standard, a Macintosh-compatible MIDI interface, and if using OS 9, Opcodes Open Music System (OMS) installed. Your MIDI devices must be properly configured and connected to
your MIDI interface, and your MIDI interface must be properly connected to your
Macintosh.
Opening Metro and Setting Up MIDI (with OMS)
Configuring Your Audio Setup
Creating New Outputs
Setting Up the Metronome
Using MIDI Thru
Customizing Metro's Window Layout
Saving Preferences
Creating a New Metro File
Importing an Audio File
Looping a Track
Recording Your First MIDI Track.
Editing Your First MIDI Track
Recording a MIDI Bass line
Recording Another Track
See Also:
MIDI Setup
MIDI Setup Without OMS
Downloading OMS