By poschec
Mon Jul 17, 2006 8:29 pm
when i edit midinotes in stepedit weird things happen.
example: i wanted to move a note from 04.00.05 to 04.00.01.
the list looked like this after moving:
004.01.01
001.01.01
001.01.51
001.02.01
001.02.51
001.03.51
.
.
instead of starting on the "one" (should have looked like this:)
001.01.01
001.01.51
.
.
04.01.01
a few minutes ago i moved a midi note (track6)in step edit and the whole sequence was f.... up. several tracks didnt play back anymore. only first basedrum on my drumtrack was played back e.g. the rest was muted.
then i saved the entire memory. while saving, the mpc froze. had a lot of samples in memory and didnt purge before to avoid more problems.
so i turned it off after a while and on again. fortunately only some samples were missing and i had the sequence + progs saved. the tracks still didnt play back.so trying to find the reason for this i deleted one track after another and found track 5 causing all this!?but i edited the note on track 6 !
i checked all events on track 5 but couldnt figure out what was causing the mutes (no track mutes recorded).
something went wrong there..
So be careful with the stepedit function and save your work frequently.
anyone else experienced strange things with stepediting?
example: i wanted to move a note from 04.00.05 to 04.00.01.
the list looked like this after moving:
004.01.01
001.01.01
001.01.51
001.02.01
001.02.51
001.03.51
.
.
instead of starting on the "one" (should have looked like this:)
001.01.01
001.01.51
.
.
04.01.01
a few minutes ago i moved a midi note (track6)in step edit and the whole sequence was f.... up. several tracks didnt play back anymore. only first basedrum on my drumtrack was played back e.g. the rest was muted.
then i saved the entire memory. while saving, the mpc froze. had a lot of samples in memory and didnt purge before to avoid more problems.
so i turned it off after a while and on again. fortunately only some samples were missing and i had the sequence + progs saved. the tracks still didnt play back.so trying to find the reason for this i deleted one track after another and found track 5 causing all this!?but i edited the note on track 6 !
i checked all events on track 5 but couldnt figure out what was causing the mutes (no track mutes recorded).
something went wrong there..
So be careful with the stepedit function and save your work frequently.
anyone else experienced strange things with stepediting?



