By rayduece
Wed Dec 06, 2017 11:37 pm
Hello,
First post. Soon to be MPC 1000 owner and doing some research before hand. I already did a forum search before writing this.
I saw a youtube video by Supreme the Producer, and old video presumably using the AKAI OS. He described the problem when exporting midi note data for a chromatic sample that the export just comes out as the same one note. For a workaround, he showed how he resampled a track with a chromatic 16-level sample into a new pad before exporting to Ableton. The video didn't show the result of this in Ableton. I assume that track probably was exported as audio instead of midi note data. Then he showed second method where he played the midi back in Ableton and basically re-recorded live the chromatic sample track in Ableton.
Those methods seem pretty clumsy and cumbersome to me.
Just wondering from any experienced JJOS users if this limitation has been solved in any of the JJOS versions. I looked at the comparison chart and thinking about trying out JJOS2XL.
Thanks in advance.
First post. Soon to be MPC 1000 owner and doing some research before hand. I already did a forum search before writing this.
I saw a youtube video by Supreme the Producer, and old video presumably using the AKAI OS. He described the problem when exporting midi note data for a chromatic sample that the export just comes out as the same one note. For a workaround, he showed how he resampled a track with a chromatic 16-level sample into a new pad before exporting to Ableton. The video didn't show the result of this in Ableton. I assume that track probably was exported as audio instead of midi note data. Then he showed second method where he played the midi back in Ableton and basically re-recorded live the chromatic sample track in Ableton.
Those methods seem pretty clumsy and cumbersome to me.
Just wondering from any experienced JJOS users if this limitation has been solved in any of the JJOS versions. I looked at the comparison chart and thinking about trying out JJOS2XL.
Thanks in advance.