By DjMastas
Wed Feb 18, 2009 2:07 am
Hi all,
First of all, sorry if this has been answered a million times but just had a quick search for the answer and can only find it being mentioned for the MPC500.
Im using the MPC1000 (official os 2.12) and was just wondering if theres a way of having more than 2 effects on the go at the same time? for example ive got a sequence on track 1 that i want reverberated & with a delay so I have set FX1 to reverb & FX2 to delay and set it to play both fx at the same time...sorted., however, on track 2 I have my drums that I want reverb on but without the delay but if i turn the delay off for that track it turns it off for track 1..Ive gotten around the problem for now as I resampled the loop I made on track 1 with the delay & then cut it back up on to the pads so can turn it off now as its permanatly recorded.. Just wanted to know if there was a way of having different effects running on each track???
...Could have just narrowed this whole question down to that really couldnt I! :0)
Thanks for any responses, Mark
First of all, sorry if this has been answered a million times but just had a quick search for the answer and can only find it being mentioned for the MPC500.
Im using the MPC1000 (official os 2.12) and was just wondering if theres a way of having more than 2 effects on the go at the same time? for example ive got a sequence on track 1 that i want reverberated & with a delay so I have set FX1 to reverb & FX2 to delay and set it to play both fx at the same time...sorted., however, on track 2 I have my drums that I want reverb on but without the delay but if i turn the delay off for that track it turns it off for track 1..Ive gotten around the problem for now as I resampled the loop I made on track 1 with the delay & then cut it back up on to the pads so can turn it off now as its permanatly recorded.. Just wanted to know if there was a way of having different effects running on each track???
...Could have just narrowed this whole question down to that really couldnt I! :0)
Thanks for any responses, Mark
