By GotHemi
Mon Jan 23, 2017 9:45 am
- MPC 2500 (main sequencer)
- FL Studio (quickly browse for drums to load into FPC) + (Transient Shaper for drum parts)
- JP 8080 (rack module for supersaw & pads)
- Virus A (pads & leads)
- Volca FM & Keys (FM sounds & analog sounds)
- Mackie Onyx 1220i
I want to use the MPC for sequencing only. I wanted to start triggering drums from FL Studio, because I can make my drums "knock" harder using Transient Shaper & to trigger bass sounds from Trilian.
I've been sequencing on just the MPC and everything sits tightly & is connected all to the MPC without any hassle with USB / MIDi / DAW latency, etc.
Would that tight sequencing be lost if I started trying to combine triggering drums from FL Studio & sequencing hardware gear, all on the MPC at the same time.
I'd only have maybe 6-8 drum samples being triggered with Transient Shapers on each one + a Trilian bass sample... then the rest would be my hardware gear.
- FL Studio (quickly browse for drums to load into FPC) + (Transient Shaper for drum parts)
- JP 8080 (rack module for supersaw & pads)
- Virus A (pads & leads)
- Volca FM & Keys (FM sounds & analog sounds)
- Mackie Onyx 1220i
I want to use the MPC for sequencing only. I wanted to start triggering drums from FL Studio, because I can make my drums "knock" harder using Transient Shaper & to trigger bass sounds from Trilian.
I've been sequencing on just the MPC and everything sits tightly & is connected all to the MPC without any hassle with USB / MIDi / DAW latency, etc.
Would that tight sequencing be lost if I started trying to combine triggering drums from FL Studio & sequencing hardware gear, all on the MPC at the same time.
I'd only have maybe 6-8 drum samples being triggered with Transient Shapers on each one + a Trilian bass sample... then the rest would be my hardware gear.