Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
By Gregbase Tue Nov 02, 2010 11:06 am
Hi Everyone,

I'm using JJOS and I have a question:
I'm trying to make a song by adding a couple sequence thogether and using track mute events to turn track on and off during the song. I recorded, but I didn1t turn it correctly on some part, but now I already recorded.
How can I undo it and try it again?
The only reasoun why I'm using it instead of switching manually, because I'm a guitarrist, so I cannot do it while I'm playing.
I was searching the forum, but I didn't find an answer for that neighter on the manual.
If anyone knows it I would be appreciate it!

thanks
Greg
By Gregbase Tue Nov 02, 2010 12:29 pm
Thanx a LOT!!!!
I'll try when I get home! :D

another question:
If I change the tempo, how I now what was the original?
(it happens with me a couple times, that I accidently change the tempo with the tap tempo button, and i didn't know the original tempo, and it's sometimes important when I use samples for that specific tempo)

Greg


le rat wrote:Hello,

You can use step edit or use the ERASE key in track mute mode. (page 40 of stan steez manual http://www.stansteez.com/files/pdf/JJOS1_Manual_Rev35_NODAW_FINAL.pdf )

PEAce
By Gregbase Tue Nov 02, 2010 11:22 pm
Yep, that's what I'm gonna do!!
Thanx a lot guys! :wink:

NearTao wrote:Write the tempo down someplace... or add it to the name of a sample while sampling.

Or put the tempo in the name of the program/track/sequence :P
By Gregbase Wed Nov 03, 2010 9:50 am
le rat wrote:Hello,

You can use step edit or use the ERASE key in track mute mode. (page 40 of stan steez manual http://www.stansteez.com/files/pdf/JJOS1_Manual_Rev35_NODAW_FINAL.pdf )

PEAce


Hi,
I believe I have a different OS system (I think JJOS XL ...something) This is how I bought it.
I download this manual and I noticed that tha display different in some menu.
Is teher a JJOS XL manual as well in a PDF format? (I already printed this one too and I'm gonna study, but would be nice to find what I need)

thnx
Greg