By Bandwidth
Sat Mar 16, 2013 9:15 pm
Where is the program that Andy Mac is using here? Are all these sounds default on the MPC?
By mecaudio
Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:08 pm
New to the forum. Here is a couple videos I produced about Studio One and the MPC Ren.
Enjoy.
Enjoy.
By TT_Lab
Fri Apr 12, 2013 12:00 am
I don't know if this guy is around here in the forums, but he for sure is going to musikmesse and maybe he could throw some light on more 1.4 features...
By TT_Lab
Fri Apr 12, 2013 12:04 am
Also check this out!!
1.4 in a month!!!!
1.4 in a month!!!!
By comtox
Sun May 12, 2013 9:55 pm
QuickStrike wrote:
MPC Renaissance V1.7 x86/E-MU XBOARD49/Pionner DJM707/Technics SL1200Mk2/Cubase 5/ REAPER.
By comtox
Sun May 12, 2013 10:17 pm
WTF now ! lol
MPC Renaissance V1.7 x86/E-MU XBOARD49/Pionner DJM707/Technics SL1200Mk2/Cubase 5/ REAPER.
By JAH
Tue May 21, 2013 8:41 am
The MPC Ren/Studio software has a Loop param which allows you to select which region of the sequence you want to loop. By default, sequences are set to loop at the end of the sequence. But this can be changed:
1. User [Cursor] buttons to navigate to 'Loop' field
2. Press [Window] button to open 'Loop Measures' window
3. Set the First Bar and Last Bar of your loop. You can also add additional bars.
4. Note that the 'blue' field above the sequencer grid indicates the loop points
You can adjust your loop settings while the sequencer is playing or stopped. This is a method you can use for linear recording and building your composition one loop at a time. The [Locator] key and transport functions as well as the data dial can be used to navigate to different sections of your sequence. I prefer to use this method in Track View Mode.
In the following video, I have 4 of the Factory Programs and Sequences recorded to a single sequence to display how you can use the sequence loop function. This is an alternative to doing the samething by chaining these sequences in Song Mode:
1. User [Cursor] buttons to navigate to 'Loop' field
2. Press [Window] button to open 'Loop Measures' window
3. Set the First Bar and Last Bar of your loop. You can also add additional bars.
4. Note that the 'blue' field above the sequencer grid indicates the loop points
You can adjust your loop settings while the sequencer is playing or stopped. This is a method you can use for linear recording and building your composition one loop at a time. The [Locator] key and transport functions as well as the data dial can be used to navigate to different sections of your sequence. I prefer to use this method in Track View Mode.
In the following video, I have 4 of the Factory Programs and Sequences recorded to a single sequence to display how you can use the sequence loop function. This is an alternative to doing the samething by chaining these sequences in Song Mode:
JAHROME, MPC Aficionado
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Warning: Beware of trolls posing as MPC Ren users or potentials.
Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are of the author and in no way reflect the position of Akai or MPC Forums.
Warning: Beware of trolls posing as MPC Ren users or potentials.