JJ sequencer

DrNibbert wrote:

illiterati wrote:PC only? pfff... waste of time as far as im concerned.

Damn right!

And actually i bought my mpc to get away from the PC...
If you're on the Pc you can "work" - but music is intuitional and needs to be played, not programmed.

There is more than one way to run this on OSX (if you want to). 1. Bootcamp or 2. Parallels Desktop or 3. VMWare Fusion...

I got mixed feeling about the need of the JJ Sequencer, too. Especially with so many great DAWs out there. It's probably hard to tell wheather or not this app is useful not before knowing if there's any interoparability (does this word even exist?:)) with the MPC going on. From what I can tell from the pics, it looks a lot like a software MPC. But L
let's wait for the first youtube video on this

Stan,

You forgot Crossover for Mac OS X, which may be able to manage running this app as well.

i think this could be dope. if he adds midi learn to assign pads to control certain functions/modes it would be like having the JJ mpc workflow on a computer. i 100% think its a great idea. i just hope he makes it a vst that will lock to a daws tempo (instead of a standalone program that you would have to manually sync up with a daw).

He'll be shooting himself in the foot if he doesn't offer some kind of MPC compatibility.

I don't know how far this goes, but can't you use the Mp to control most of the advanced hardware sequencers? It seems like this would have to be a sequencer designed specifically for running from an Mp... I just remember reading that this was not Mp based. I'm actually interested if it is, and when this first appeared I could not care less.
One thing I am worried about is latency issues though. Anyone know what causes it? I have an Emu soundcard, 0404 I think, that I never use. If I can get it to work well with this, than I may really get into this. I won't buy anything new for it though. This also brings up how much JJ plans to charge for the sequencer...

this has got to be an MPC 1000 JJOS for the comp, fully compatible, makes great sense to me...open all your stuff up on you comp, great way to save as well...I like! might have to cop me a 1000...

wudsiba wrote:One thing I am worried about is latency issues though. Anyone know what causes it? I have an Emu soundcard, 0404 I think, that I never use. If I can get it to work well with this, than I may really get into this. I won't buy anything new for it though. This also brings up how much JJ plans to charge for the sequencer...

in the settings for your soundcard you should be able to set the DMA buffer size.
the lower the number for the buffer size the less latency, but the bigger the strain it puts on your cpu.

i have an old ass pentium 4 with a $99 m-audio delta pci soundcard, and i can set my card's buffer size at 256 which lets me play drums live off the computer with absolutely no noticeable latency on my system. i think if you mess with the buffer size you should be good to go...

Pics are nice but I rather see Specs...

Good to see some vids emerging. When can we expect a trial version to be available for download / purchase?

G4s

g4s wrote:Good to see some vids emerging. When can we expect a trial version to be available for download / purchase?

i think on the site it says that a downloadable version will be available by late april.

simply jenius. im all bout it. gimme. wah!

hees yo cayush jj!

boy dis is one a dem times when im glad im rich

IF this is a PC MPC, Im def gonna cop it till I get the real thing!

Deta!L wrote:this has got to be an MPC 1000 JJOS for the comp, fully compatible, makes great sense to me...open all your stuff up on you comp, great way to save as well...I like! might have to cop me a 1000...

I like it. I hope to Allah its mpc 2500/1k compatible.

I will use it JJ **** the Haters!!!

And to the Ass holes of the board I can run XP on my Mac