Mpc 60 16 level tuning

Ok another Newb question, (sorry guys) When I activate 16 level tuning mode, I don't actually get 16 levels of tuning just the top 4 pads 13-16 are a different pitch, but the other 12 pads are the same pitch. Sup with that brosephs

blackbeard wrote:Ok another Newb question, (sorry guys) When I activate 16 level tuning mode, I don't actually get 16 levels of tuning just the top 4 pads 13-16 are a different pitch, but the other 12 pads are the same pitch. Sup with that brosephs

on the 60, it can only go so far... sometimes for example if you adjusted the pitch in the drum tuning window it can make it so it won't go below the lowest possible pitch range. Try leaving the sample's pitch alone and then try activating 16 levels.

Have you ever reset the machine to default settings since you got hold of it?

Clint wrote:Have you ever reset the machine to default settings since you got hold of it?

Nope, I was wondering if this could be done or not....the guy who had it had some really weird settings going on. I'll take a stab at it.

Should always do the factory reset with a new machine. Previous user settings can make for some unpredictable outcomes that leave you scratching your head for hours.

Details of the factory reset procedure are in the manual.

Yup that did the trick, plus loading programs that came with it didn't help. I just started from scratch (reset factory settings) sampled my own material and off I went, not a hitch.. The groove and sound of this thing is unbelievable . I did learn a bit about timing correct, I thought it was only active when the Timing correct button was held down, but that's not the case. When I turned it off, what I played is what I got. When on, it nailed it, great trimming! Also having a foot pedal assigned to timing correct is cool, how I can release to let sounds ring out. Totally impressed. Murders the 4k,2k and 2.5k I've owned in the past.