Anyone noticing any more bugs?

Just wondering! Since the last update I haven't really noticed any at all. For the most part it works perfectly!

Anyone have a different experience?

one or two time having some problems with my mpc ...
it seems that in mode song, with big samples ( >1 MB ) and big sequences , sometimes it doesn't play one sample ...very rarely .....

I 'm not completely sure of that .so I'm waiting for someone else having same thing ...

one thing...trying to delete multiple events in step mode doesn't always work...the only real bug i've found but it's annoying. seems to happen more often when selecting events from recent ones->earlier ones (backwards)

the fact that the filter only affects things at the moment of 'note on' and not as the pad is held is also irritating, though not a bug, technically

btw: is there a way to simply erase measures in a particular track without erasing the same measures in every other track ?

sans soleil wrote:btw: is there a way to simply erase measures in a particular track without erasing the same measures in every other track ?

from the main screen, choose the track yer working on and hit "Erase." from there you can choose the specific times that you want to erase. i.e., only erase bar 2 thru bar 4, beat 3.

oh yaaaaaaaaa !~
(duh)

thanks mr. vomitt.

There's this little bug, everytime I'm on the trim page editing samples, after I do certain thing like extract or discard, I get this weird noise right in the middle of the sample that wasn't there before. It's kind of strange, and It doesn't happend all the time. I've gotten around it by saving the sample to the CF as soon as I record it, just in case the sample gets messed up when I trim it. It's really a Bltch, but I can live with it (Not for too long, Hopefully)

That's my 2 cents.

Yeah .............. no Timstretch! j/k

C'mon Akai ! Give us an update w/ it !

dannymon- when you do a trim/discard, are you making sure your endpoints of the selection are at zero-crossing points? If not, you'll end up with 2 samples that weren't "next" to each other...putting a big spike in the middle of your sample...just like you're hearing. Zoom in on the end points to make sure.