By Luke95
Sat Nov 21, 2020 9:33 am
Ive had my mpc2500 for a little while now [about 10 months] and pretty much understand everything about it at this point, theres just this one thing,
[using the mpc in standalone mode not as a midi controller], i was wondering what is the best way to connect a midi keyboard to the mpc, so i can record melodies into it, playing a VST loaded up in my daw e.g nexus.
The way i am currently doing it is recording what i am playing on the keyboard live into the mpc from my daw [fruity loops], using the 'record' menu on the mpc.
This works and it would would be no issues, however you cant quantize anything this way as the mpc records whatever you play and makes it into a sample.
i was wondering is there another way to record what you play on a daw into the mpc, so it would quantize the notes just like it would do normally?
I've attatched a few videos of araabmuzik using his setup, i just cant figure out how exactly he has it set up, any help would be much appreciated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZJj-SC ... CTmagazine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sRBGpl ... MassAppeal
thanks!
[using the mpc in standalone mode not as a midi controller], i was wondering what is the best way to connect a midi keyboard to the mpc, so i can record melodies into it, playing a VST loaded up in my daw e.g nexus.
The way i am currently doing it is recording what i am playing on the keyboard live into the mpc from my daw [fruity loops], using the 'record' menu on the mpc.
This works and it would would be no issues, however you cant quantize anything this way as the mpc records whatever you play and makes it into a sample.
i was wondering is there another way to record what you play on a daw into the mpc, so it would quantize the notes just like it would do normally?
I've attatched a few videos of araabmuzik using his setup, i just cant figure out how exactly he has it set up, any help would be much appreciated
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZJj-SC ... CTmagazine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sRBGpl ... MassAppeal
thanks!