quantization, note repeat and sound cut off

When I create a sequence which uses a high bpm (say, above 150) and many "ghost" note repeats to add realism (say, fast triplets r 1/24 snare rolls), then the MPC tends to cut off long decay single hits, like a crash cymbal for example.

I am pretty sure it is not a polyphony problem, as there are never more than 4 sounds playing at the same time.

Has anyone experienced the same problem? Do you have any solution?

i get that allot actually, my drum lines usually have lots going on and that does become a problem when it cuts out a backing sample or a bass line. haven't worked out a way around it yet though

Wow, strange. I've never had this problem. I can't imagine how, but hopefully it's user error.

Dj Duz wrote:i get that allot actually, my drum lines usually have lots going on and that does become a problem when it cuts out a backing sample or a bass line. haven't worked out a way around it yet though

I have the same problem, for real, i hope its a user problem. in the other mode there are some settings for playing back a note in a sequence, but I changed it, and nothing seems to change .

surfreaky wrote:When I create a sequence which uses a high bpm (say, above 150) and many "ghost" note repeats to add realism (say, fast triplets r 1/24 snare rolls), then the MPC tends to cut off long decay single hits, like a crash cymbal for example.

I am pretty sure it is not a polyphony problem, as there are never more than 4 sounds playing at the same time.

Has anyone experienced the same problem? Do you have any solution?

(sorry abot the bad English).
Is the program you use for snare monophonic? If not, "older" notes will get killed. I NEVER use the Polyphonic function, thats how i deal with this problem .