By u-p-g-r-a-a-a-d-e.
Sun Jul 25, 2010 7:48 pm
Hi. i thought id give jjos 3.10 (the free one) a try.
First off really like global program edit, dont know how akai could let the 2500 go out with out this but there you go.
Save and load is a massive improvement too
However in the akai os, after you sliced a sample it gave you the option to convert to a program and gave the option to name it at the same time. This meant you could trim a sample - chop into say 16 samples - convert said samples into program, and name it. Quick as any thing- really liked this feature!
Iv only been using jjos for a night so hopefully iv missed something but it seems now that you have to.-trim sample -chop 16 pieces- go to program mode copy a program - rename the copy- go through pad by pad assigning the sliced samples. is this right?
Please be the first to tell me what a muppet i am and how to do this as per the old akai way.. Come on Pastor you know you want to!
cheers
U-P,s
First off really like global program edit, dont know how akai could let the 2500 go out with out this but there you go.
Save and load is a massive improvement too
However in the akai os, after you sliced a sample it gave you the option to convert to a program and gave the option to name it at the same time. This meant you could trim a sample - chop into say 16 samples - convert said samples into program, and name it. Quick as any thing- really liked this feature!
Iv only been using jjos for a night so hopefully iv missed something but it seems now that you have to.-trim sample -chop 16 pieces- go to program mode copy a program - rename the copy- go through pad by pad assigning the sliced samples. is this right?
Please be the first to tell me what a muppet i am and how to do this as per the old akai way.. Come on Pastor you know you want to!
cheers
U-P,s




