stan steez wrote:For others who got the same problem here is a tutorial sent to me by joeybells:
This is how to set up so the MPC is the master, keeping it's timing and groove.
Be sure to monitor the mpc audio with direct monitoring (available on most I/O devices), v. important, if you don't, you'll have alot more hassle with latency, meaning you'd have to go and fiddle with MTC delay settings in Preferences/Midi/Sync (which is actually quite easy.
Logic Settings:
In - File / Song Settings / Synchronisation / Midi
Make sure Midi Clock is not set to transmit (uncheck box if needed)
Make sure Transmit MTC is unchecked
Make sure Transmit MMC is checked
Make sure Listen to MMC input is unchecked
In - File / Song Settings / Synchronisation / General
Sync Mode = "MTC" (also check the Auto Enable MTC box)
Set frame rate to "25 FPS"
Set Validate MTC to "always"
set 'Bar Position' to "1 1 1 1",
set 'Plays at SMPTE' to "0 : 0 : 0 : 0" (VERY important)
ALL the above settings are song settings so you would have to save the Logic song as a template if you want these settings to be in effect every time you start a new song, otherwise would have to be done manually every time.
MPC settings:
In sync page (MODE+9 - F2)
Sync In = Slave
Mode:OFF
Recieve MMC: ON (This means Logic transport [play, stop etc] will trigger the MPC)
Sync Out = Master
Mode: MIDI TIME CODE
Frame Rate: 25
Send MMC: OFF
thank you very much... this helped me out heaps!! ive been strugglin with logic ever since i made the switch about a month ago. This improved the quality of my life!! haha
Oh and another tip for logic+mpc peepz:
Try right-clicking(or ctrl-clicking) the toolbar at the bottom, then go customize it and check the line that says "Sync". You now have a button that'll turn sync on/off. DOPE