By weezy
Tue May 18, 2004 12:39 pm
okay this is weird cuz i didn't have this problem in the mpc 2000 but i do now with mpc 4000.
I originally made a beat on the mpc 2000, arranged my sequences in song mode, and the transitition from sequence to sequence sounded fine i.e. you didn't noticed the tranisition. I saved the song, sequences etc.
Then I got the 4000 and loaded everything up but when I was in song mode, you can really notice the transitition from sequence to sequence. WHY IS THAT??? How do I get around this to make it sound like how it did on the 2000?
And it can't be the way I made my sequences because when I program "SEQUENCE 1" in song mode first, but change it to repeat 2 times - you don't hear the bad transition, just the way I want it.
But if I put "SEQUENCE 1" repeat once, then after it put "SEQUENCE 1" again - repeat once, you can hear the transition although they are the same sequence but just on different stages in song mode.
HOPEFULLY SOMEONE GETS THAT, help!
I originally made a beat on the mpc 2000, arranged my sequences in song mode, and the transitition from sequence to sequence sounded fine i.e. you didn't noticed the tranisition. I saved the song, sequences etc.
Then I got the 4000 and loaded everything up but when I was in song mode, you can really notice the transitition from sequence to sequence. WHY IS THAT??? How do I get around this to make it sound like how it did on the 2000?
And it can't be the way I made my sequences because when I program "SEQUENCE 1" in song mode first, but change it to repeat 2 times - you don't hear the bad transition, just the way I want it.
But if I put "SEQUENCE 1" repeat once, then after it put "SEQUENCE 1" again - repeat once, you can hear the transition although they are the same sequence but just on different stages in song mode.
HOPEFULLY SOMEONE GETS THAT, help!
