Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).

By hoosdat Wed Jun 28, 2006 1:15 am
utty wrote:also i think a lot of you guys are so "negative". it´s a free beta version - we can be thankful for this - i mean it!


word.

i'd say you load the official os that you have experience with instead of this beta. you may never know what may come up. machines have a habit of acting up :roll:
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By cowbell Wed Jun 28, 2006 2:08 pm
I finally had time to install 3.0.
Love the new features but i also did a quick check to see if the nasty Amp Env bug (courtesy of the Down-syndrome programmers at WAkai) was still there.
So far i haven't heard any of the Amp Env glitches that appear when using 2.1!
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By joeybells Wed Jun 28, 2006 2:27 pm
Has anyone noticed the g-nius added this

QUOTE:

Hello, MPC1000 owner in the world.
OS Ver3.00 price is US$30.00.
However, it is not ready for still selling.
Please wait for a while.

By medway Wed Jun 28, 2006 9:35 pm
here is some info onhow this guy is coding the new OS (fromt he akai list)

"The very same SDK that is used in the MPC1000 development is publicly
available. In fact, that design is ripe for public development (e.g.,
Linksys WRT54GL). Unlike the previous MPC designs, the MPC1000/2500 uses
completely off the shelf components. No proprietary designs."

Also has anyone noticed tighter timing? Someone on the akai list mentioned it. I then loaded the song I posted here to show how sloppy the timing of thje 1000 is and unless I'm imagining things it does sound tighter now.

By cyklops Wed Jun 28, 2006 9:49 pm
Since the 25k and 1K share the same CPU i fell this should not be a problem for JJ Linn to to sort out, but i tested it now with a set of 808 snares and although the problem is still there it sounds different, its like it phases differently as it did with OS 2.10 but to me its still clearly there not sure if its improved but its for sure still there.

By xavier Wed Jun 28, 2006 9:55 pm
is it possible to edit in grid mode while the mpc plays?

not in realtime, but similar to the 808 grid mode?

By J.20 Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:24 pm
Do you guys think he is taking code from the 2500 os and adding the same code to the 1000 os?

By medway Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:38 pm
cyklops wrote:Since the 25k and 1K share the same CPU i fell this should not be a problem for JJ Linn to to sort out, but i tested it now with a set of 808 snares and although the problem is still there it sounds different, its like it phases differently as it did with OS 2.10 but to me its still clearly there not sure if its improved but its for sure still there.


interesting.

By littlerob Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:59 pm
xavier wrote:is it possible to edit in grid mode while the mpc plays?

not in realtime, but similar to the 808 grid mode?


yeh. its like step edit. if u hit overdub and just press a pad, it will move to the next step in the grid without the sequence itself playing
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By Pendulum Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:04 pm
Interesting stuff, thanks Medway.

medway wrote:The very same SDK that is used in the MPC1000 development is publicly available.


Did the poster say which SDK it was ? T-Engine ?

Thanks !

p.

By cyklops Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:34 pm
medway wrote:
cyklops wrote:Since the 25k and 1K share the same CPU i fell this should not be a problem for JJ Linn to to sort out, but i tested it now with a set of 808 snares and although the problem is still there it sounds different, its like it phases differently as it did with OS 2.10 but to me its still clearly there not sure if its improved but its for sure still there.


interesting.


for me I play a full bar smooth then the very next beat the sound phase's consistently for the next 3 measures then its fine for a full bar and a half, With OS 2.10 it would be more on off on off kinda like phases , but maybe I too am imaging things :D

ps Medway I always buy on beatport and nice tracks man, quite inspiring to hear the level of quality your tracks have.

By xavier Thu Jun 29, 2006 12:35 am
littlerob wrote:
yeh. its like step edit. if u hit overdub and just press a pad, it will move to the next step in the grid without the sequence itself playing


im trying to edit the grid while the mpc is playing. so i can program the beat in grid mode , the same as when its stopped, while the mpc plays back looped.

like the 808. the pattern is playing back looped. the led is following the playback, but u can still program the beat u want your sample to fall on.

By Vincepro Thu Jun 29, 2006 12:51 am
I hope this guy works on the 4000 next...

Question: What do you guys that are excited about Grid Edit use it for? I have Grid Edit on the 4000 but dont get why you would ever want to input your drum hits on that grid rather than just playing them on the main screen. It seems counterintuitive to me so I'm curious.
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By Rise of EPC Thu Jun 29, 2006 2:21 am
not trying to be negative :)
but i can not chop on the mpc with this new autoslice.. i need a sensitivity adjustment or something.. and option of old slice method pleaaase. oh well recycle works.

By cpu Thu Jun 29, 2006 3:17 am
i seem to find the timing a little tighter as well. tighter timing and tap tempo that works like a charm make me a happy boy. :D