Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
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By granma Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:26 pm
hi! I´m new with the JJ os (just today!) and I was wondering if i can filter what i have recorded in an audio track... lets say i record in an audio track a loop i played with my synth... now, i want to filter that audio track that i´ve recorded... how can i do it? the audio tracks is not asiggned to a program so i can not play with the fliters and stuff...
Thanks again ;)
By Sonny Chiba Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:31 pm
granma wrote:hi! I´m new with the JJ os (just today!) and I was wondering if i can filter what i have recorded in an audio track... lets say i record in an audio track a loop i played with my synth... now, i want to filter that audio track that i´ve recorded... how can i do it? the audio tracks is not asiggned to a program so i can not play with the fliters and stuff...
Thanks again ;)


You're right, since there's no programm associated you won't be able to use the filters.

What you can do though is set the startpoint in the sample to the first audio you recorded and create a new program. Then record an event that triggers the sample at the correct timing and you'll be able to filter the sample in the new program.

Did you figure out it's possible to record into audio tracks while the rest of the sequence playing when you hit "overdub" + "play" instead of "record" + "play"? Makes all the difference!

S.
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By granma Mon Feb 26, 2007 8:36 am
Thanks. I figured out that i can make a program with the audio track (as in the official os), i was just wondering if there is a quick method to add a filtered to something that you recorded on the fly... Sonny, thanks for the point, i realized that i can record hearing the other tracks (overdub plus play) and is great,.... Thanks again everybody for this place
Last edited by granma on Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:56 am, edited 1 time in total.
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By granma Mon Feb 26, 2007 8:40 am
It would be also great to be able to hear an audio track without recording... I mean, in the offical OS, you can have your synth plug it to the analog in and play with it when the other tracks are playing without actually recording (direct recording mode)... In the JJ you have to record to be able to hear the sign..... Of course you can press record and later delete but it´s´more shytty than just hear what you´re playing without recording

By x2k Mon Feb 26, 2007 10:04 am
granma wrote:It would be also great to be able to hear an audio track without recording... I mean, in the offical OS, you can have your synth plug it to the analog in and play with it when the other tracks are playing without actually recording (direct recording mode)... In the JJ you have to record to be able to hear the sign..... Of course you can press record and later delete but it´s´more shytty than just hear what you´re playing without recording


Press the Input Thru button and switch input thru on ;)
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By granma Mon Feb 26, 2007 12:44 pm
x2k wrote:
granma wrote:It would be also great to be able to hear an audio track without recording... I mean, in the offical OS, you can have your synth plug it to the analog in and play with it when the other tracks are playing without actually recording (direct recording mode)... In the JJ you have to record to be able to hear the sign..... Of course you can press record and later delete but it´s´more shytty than just hear what you´re playing without recording


Press the Input Thru button and switch input thru on ;)


That´s whats up! Thanks man!