Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

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Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By Lampdog Wed Jul 18, 2012 3:47 pm
a long while back it caused my AVG to alert me to a possible virus in it.
It could have been a false positive due to the way it works though.
I'll stick with normal audio editors.

Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By m56p87 Wed Jul 18, 2012 5:04 pm
Lampdog wrote:a long while back it caused my AVG to alert me to a possible virus in it.
It could have been a false positive due to the way it works though.
I'll stick with normal audio editors.


Hmm, thanks for the tip. I'm guessing false positive as well, but I'll give it a lookthrough just to be safe.
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Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By tapedeck Wed Jul 18, 2012 8:59 pm
m56p87 wrote:
Lampdog wrote:a long while back it caused my AVG to alert me to a possible virus in it.
It could have been a false positive due to the way it works though.
I'll stick with normal audio editors.


Hmm, thanks for the tip. I'm guessing false positive as well, but I'll give it a lookthrough just to be safe.

come on guys lighten up. :smoker:
its a tiny program coded by one dude and given for free for nothing other than the pursuit and proliferation of geekdom.

it is a really incredible program and does exactly what it is meant to beautifully.

try it! :mrgreen:
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Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By tapedeck Thu Jul 19, 2012 12:08 am
Lampdog wrote:
tapedeck wrote:come on guys lighten up.

I don't get it.

yer virus checker is whack :nod:

i find my brain is a much better virus checker than any program i've ever used. the only time ive come across programs with viruses built in was when i was f*kn with cracks and serials and all that jazz. i dont know you just get to the point where you can spot something legit or not.

akaizer is solid dopeness.

to me avg is obviously just producing a false positive. just a shame that it gave you a little paranoia in place of totally robotic classic akai timestretch jams :mrgreen: .

its all good homey but i can vouch for it - akaizer does not contain a virus and it is awesome.
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Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By Lampdog Thu Jul 19, 2012 12:59 am
I'm not paranoid at all, I like sound forge and I'm gonna stay with sound forge.

I mentioned false positive because I thought it's very possible.
I need to mention that I use my brain too?!? For real.
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Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By tapedeck Thu Jul 19, 2012 6:23 pm
Lampdog wrote:I'm not paranoid at all, I like sound forge and I'm gonna stay with sound forge.

I mentioned false positive because I thought it's very possible.
I need to mention that I use my brain too?!? For real.

no disrespect intended - im hating on the culture of anti-virus in general, not on you personally.

and again soundforge and akaizer are apples and oranges. i aint trying to convert nobody - just saying if you had the chance to try it i think you'd be impressed with what it does*. i wouldn't say use akaizer for bread and butter timestretching - we are well beyond that these days. but for THAT sound, akaizer cannot be beat.
and it's fast.

* (deletes all files on yer computer)**
** JOKES
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Re: Percussion Time Stretch Presets on Mpc 2000xl

By Lampdog Thu Jul 19, 2012 8:26 pm
tapedeck wrote:im hating on the culture of anti-virus in general, not on you personally.


NOOOOOOWWWWW I understand, no disrepect to you either man.
After reading that part, I get it now.

Virus' don't scare me, people who use the word "labtop" scare me.
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