By danbangbang
Sat Oct 03, 2015 3:15 pm
Hello all,
Just brought an MPC 1000 after wanting one for many years. Going to expand the sound possibilities in my band. Used to run an MPC midi controller into a laptop but decided to go full hardware after my laptop died.
Only thing that is stopping me from getting going seems to be that the pads are way too sensitive. Even when pressing super light and drawing my fingers back quickly multiple triggers happen. If I'm playing drums it sounds like its being time stretched. I've already reduced the pad velocity to a minimum and can kind of work around it by being careful but given that this is going to be used for live gigs I need to have more confidence that when I press a pad once I am only going to get a sample triggered once.
Any ideas?
Much appreciated.
Just brought an MPC 1000 after wanting one for many years. Going to expand the sound possibilities in my band. Used to run an MPC midi controller into a laptop but decided to go full hardware after my laptop died.
Only thing that is stopping me from getting going seems to be that the pads are way too sensitive. Even when pressing super light and drawing my fingers back quickly multiple triggers happen. If I'm playing drums it sounds like its being time stretched. I've already reduced the pad velocity to a minimum and can kind of work around it by being careful but given that this is going to be used for live gigs I need to have more confidence that when I press a pad once I am only going to get a sample triggered once.
Any ideas?
Much appreciated.