By jahrome
Tue Dec 19, 2006 2:22 am
Today, I tested the timing of the MPC 2500 using the JJ OS 3.04. I used the MIDI recording functions of Nuendo and set the MPC 2500 as MTC Master. I recorded a 2 bar sequence on the MPC 2500 consisting of a repeating snare that hit on every 1/16th note. I recorded two tracks of MIDI into Nuendo. I set Nuendo's transport to display the sequences in seconds. Next, I used Nuendo's List Editor to display where the snares hit in time.
RESULTS:
When I compared the two MIDI sequences of the MPC 2500 (as recorded into Nuendo), 1/16th snares of each track were precise to .003 seconds off from one another.
I did the exact same test with the MPC as an MTC slave..same results.
Please note that the QUANTIZE functions on NUENDO is turned OFF. Also, using the Akai OS 1.22, I got the same/similar results.
Hope this latest test is sighful to someone......
Peace.
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RESULTS:
When I compared the two MIDI sequences of the MPC 2500 (as recorded into Nuendo), 1/16th snares of each track were precise to .003 seconds off from one another.
I did the exact same test with the MPC as an MTC slave..same results.
Please note that the QUANTIZE functions on NUENDO is turned OFF. Also, using the Akai OS 1.22, I got the same/similar results.
Hope this latest test is sighful to someone......
Peace.
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Tool Box: Nuendo 4/MPC 2500/Reason 4/Emulator X2/Battery 3/Wave Lab 6