For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
By eibounods Tue Oct 15, 2013 11:27 pm
Pfff, just spent the whole day constructing a beat in the mpc's standalone software. I used s950 for drums and bass and played the other instruments with 3rd party AU plugins. Saved it and closed the project, opened DAW to record the s950 ingredients into an audio file and to transfer it into the standalone software. Opened the standalone and no files saved for the 3rd party AUs. Nice... :fku:

It would be perfect for me to make music with the s950 and the MPC Studio. Now I can't because you can't send midi out while working in plugin mode in DAW. And when you use the standalone software you can't save your patches in most of the virtual instruments.


Is there a way to get my desired workflow going? Please help!
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By Menco Wed Oct 16, 2013 7:48 am
eibounods wrote:In stand-alone mode you can keep your daw of course open next to standalone mpc software to get your separate audio tracks recorded from s950 into daw. This would require pushing daw's rec first on and then push play in the mpc stand-alone software. This way you should be able to use s950's own outputs and control the sampler with ren sending midi into it.


Record what you have (probably the drums) into your DAW first just like you described in the previous post I quoted. If you can only record two tracks at a time program a bar of hihats on each track prior to the start of your beat. This way you can sync them manually in your DAW. Then record the ren part over your S950 tracks into your DAW.

It's a bit of a workaround but it gives you what you need.
By glide Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:55 pm
How does the mpc60 mode on the Ren compare to the 950? ....how about the sp1200 and sp1200 ring mode vs the s900 sound?