poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."
Coz wrote:The 2500 and 1k can do it... Maybe the 500 too?
You have to mute what you don't want recorded and also trim the start of the recording manually, but it's a nice feature.
It's all drag and drop over USB.
The Grublet wrote:whyyyyy do this?
5k does it nicely.
The Grublet wrote:whyyyyy do this?
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."
The Grublet wrote:the 5k can "resample your drum pattern as a wav"
but im saying.... if you got an xl... slave the mtc and track... why would you want to save a "snare loop" which would just consist of 2 to 4 snares on the 2's and '4s ..
just save one snare in the xl as a .wav.
if you want to save a high hat loop... track it in while slaved... edit length to 2 or 4 bars, and export as .wav to your file of choice...
why would you want the drum machine to do it..... doesn't weezun autochop for you anyway>?
by the time you did it on the xl, then saved to zip, then uploaded from zip, then import to reason..... you could have had your whole beat tracked by then on separate tracks.
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."
Danoc wrote:The Grublet wrote:the 5k can "resample your drum pattern as a wav"
but im saying.... if you got an xl... slave the mtc and track... why would you want to save a "snare loop" which would just consist of 2 to 4 snares on the 2's and '4s ..
just save one snare in the xl as a .wav.
if you want to save a high hat loop... track it in while slaved... edit length to 2 or 4 bars, and export as .wav to your file of choice...
why would you want the drum machine to do it..... doesn't weezun autochop for you anyway>?
by the time you did it on the xl, then saved to zip, then uploaded from zip, then import to reason..... you could have had your whole beat tracked by then on separate tracks.
ummmmm not really just doing drums AN ENTIRE WHOLE TRACK actually. I do that through Protools, I want to cut out THE MIDDLE MAN (Protools) You got it? why would I want to save one snare, i have the one snare already. I want the same loop process that I did on the MPC so I would do each track individually. I want it just as I played the track on the MPC so when I drop it in Record it will sound the same. You can't get note repeat and get wicked on a midi controller as you can on an MPC. That's why I asked, but now I have my answer it's off to the races.
The Grublet wrote:i get it...
im just saying, being an xl guy myself, the xl is not going to do it.
Danoc wrote:The Grublet wrote:i get it...
im just saying, being an xl guy myself, the xl is not going to do it.
LOL Well I know the XL is not going to do it because I have one too lol The thing is I don't want to use quarter inch going through my O2R and then from there litepipe out to my 003Rack. I want to stay in a digital domain. keep my drums 24bit and with the 5000 it can do 24bit I believe then I can bring it all straight into Record without having to record over cables.
mr_debauch wrote:Danoc wrote:The Grublet wrote:i get it...
im just saying, being an xl guy myself, the xl is not going to do it.
LOL Well I know the XL is not going to do it because I have one too lol The thing is I don't want to use quarter inch going through my O2R and then from there litepipe out to my 003Rack. I want to stay in a digital domain. keep my drums 24bit and with the 5000 it can do 24bit I believe then I can bring it all straight into Record without having to record over cables.
oh I think you are thinking of the 4000 maybe?
also, if that resampling your sequenced small samples into longer larger loops then you may want the 4000 anyways because it has 3 times more ram then the model below it.
Danoc wrote:mr_debauch wrote:Danoc wrote:
LOL Well I know the XL is not going to do it because I have one too lol The thing is I don't want to use quarter inch going through my O2R and then from there litepipe out to my 003Rack. I want to stay in a digital domain. keep my drums 24bit and with the 5000 it can do 24bit I believe then I can bring it all straight into Record without having to record over cables.
oh I think you are thinking of the 4000 maybe?
also, if that resampling your sequenced small samples into longer larger loops then you may want the 4000 anyways because it has 3 times more ram then the model below it.
Yeah well I looked at the 4000 when it came out did they ever fix that note repeat on that thing? Because when it came out it wasn't working. Plus that thing is to dang on big lol hahahah lol I mean how much ram do the 5000 hold?
want to use quarter inch going through my O2R and then from there litepipe out to my 003Rack. I want to stay in a digital domain.
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."
