By phazer1980
Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:48 pm
Hi
I just received my package with the newest version of the MPC1000 Pad Upgrade from MPCStuff.com
www.MPCStuf.com
I MUST say that i LOVE that shop. The service IS awesome, I got quick and precise answers for even the most stupids questions I asked the poor guy.
and they have EVERYTHING you will EVER need for your MPC; EVEN complete mainboards and that kind of stuff. You could easily build a complete MPC1000 only with parts from MPCStuff.com
So I installed the new pads; that is I removed the old pads, disconnected 2 plugs from the factory pads to main board (or whatever). And connected the new pads to the samme 2 plugs (you simply CAN'T connect them wrong, the plugs won't go in if you're not doing right)
BUT then came the first surprise; the pads aren't held down to the sensors with screws or anything like the Akai Factory ones. The factory ones are held very firmly down to the sensors with screws and stuff.
The only thing holding the new Pads down are some rubber "rivets" that comes out from the bottoms of the pad plates and the go trough som 6 holes, and then the pads are also kept in place by the pressure of the unit casing itself when that is screwed back on.
But after the unit is fully assembled, you can "jiggle" with the pads and the top row you can lift up a few milimeters.
But even so the pads work okay, they don't make the same amout of double/tripple ghost notes as the old pads, BUT they DO make those anoying double/triple ghost notes. When you record stepwise in JJ OS2 Grid Mode, it sometimes makes 3 identical notes and move the cursor say 3 x 1/8 notes.
Does any of guys have any ideas how to solve these problems?
Thank you.
I just received my package with the newest version of the MPC1000 Pad Upgrade from MPCStuff.com
www.MPCStuf.com
I MUST say that i LOVE that shop. The service IS awesome, I got quick and precise answers for even the most stupids questions I asked the poor guy.
and they have EVERYTHING you will EVER need for your MPC; EVEN complete mainboards and that kind of stuff. You could easily build a complete MPC1000 only with parts from MPCStuff.com
So I installed the new pads; that is I removed the old pads, disconnected 2 plugs from the factory pads to main board (or whatever). And connected the new pads to the samme 2 plugs (you simply CAN'T connect them wrong, the plugs won't go in if you're not doing right)
BUT then came the first surprise; the pads aren't held down to the sensors with screws or anything like the Akai Factory ones. The factory ones are held very firmly down to the sensors with screws and stuff.
The only thing holding the new Pads down are some rubber "rivets" that comes out from the bottoms of the pad plates and the go trough som 6 holes, and then the pads are also kept in place by the pressure of the unit casing itself when that is screwed back on.
But after the unit is fully assembled, you can "jiggle" with the pads and the top row you can lift up a few milimeters.
But even so the pads work okay, they don't make the same amout of double/tripple ghost notes as the old pads, BUT they DO make those anoying double/triple ghost notes. When you record stepwise in JJ OS2 Grid Mode, it sometimes makes 3 identical notes and move the cursor say 3 x 1/8 notes.
Does any of guys have any ideas how to solve these problems?
Thank you.
Best Regards
Christian Dyrnesli
Copenhagen, Denmark.
May the force of the MPC be with you...
Christian Dyrnesli
Copenhagen, Denmark.
May the force of the MPC be with you...




