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By Rhythm-is-tha-Music Tue Jul 13, 2004 10:41 pm
Hello,

I'm using a Yamaha QY700 to accompany my singing students.
The QY700 has a feature to transpose the whole song at once which
comes in very handy when a singer is trying a new song.
Only the rhythm tracks and/or MIDI channel 10 stays unaltered.

My question; has the MPC1000 a similar function?

I'd rather work with the smaller MPC and sell the QY700


thanks !
By riles2626 Wed Jul 14, 2004 4:02 am
yes it does in the sequence edit screen but im not sure it is all tracks at the same time or just track by track but the 1k does have it.
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By stereoroid Wed Jul 14, 2004 9:14 am
Good news: you can transpose all Sequences and Tracks at once if you want. The Sequence Edit: Transpose window has Sq: and Tr: fields where you select what to work on, and each has an "All" option.
Transpose only operates on "MIDI" type Tracks - if you set a Track type to "DRUM", it will not get transposed. So if you set the Track types correctly first, you can transpose a whole song in one go, without worrying that your Snare turns into a Conga. :evil:

If you like, you can download the MPC1000 manual in PDF format, if you want screenshots and detailed procedures: http://www.akaipro.com/int/mpc1k/index.html

By Rhythm-is-tha-Music Wed Jul 14, 2004 12:05 pm
stereoroid wrote:Good news: you can transpose all Sequences and Tracks at once if you want. The Sequence Edit: Transpose window has Sq: and Tr: fields where you select what to work on, and each has an "All" option.
Transpose only operates on "MIDI" type Tracks - if you set a Track type to "DRUM", it will not get transposed. So if you set the Track types correctly first, you can transpose a whole song in one go, without worrying that your Snare turns into a Conga. :evil:


That's exactly what I need.
Thank you very much for describing it in detail ! :idea: