By Spoff77
Sat Jun 01, 2013 2:33 am
Hi,
Long-time MPC 2000XL user thinking about the Ren. After reading through much of the software manual I had a few questions:
I would be using the Ren software in Plug-in mode in a DAW (Digital Performer) which has automatic plug-in delay compensation. If I assign things like UAD plug-ins inside the Ren software to MPC tracks, pads, sends etc, will it use the DAW automatic delay compensation? For that matter can you even assign UAD plug-ins to the MPC software while using it in plug-in mode?
I saw in a video the 16 q-links controlling 16 parameters like filter cutoff, decay, end level,etc.) Can you have those 16 parameters assigned to the Q-links and then quickly switch from pad to pad while adjusting the parameters with the q-links for each pad, and will it hold the edits instead of resetting the sound every time you go to another pad? For instance hit one pad, turn 4 q-links, hit another pad, turn 6 q-links, and then go back to the first pad - will it have the 4 edits you made? It seems like a quick way to make new kits if so.
Is the latency an issue while recording? I have a recent Mac Pro and would not do the actual recording through effects in order to cut down the latency.
Once you record a beat, are you getting a better sound out the analog outs and back into your A/D converter, or is it just as good just bouncing down in the DAW? My guess is the former.
Thanks for any input.
Spoff
Long-time MPC 2000XL user thinking about the Ren. After reading through much of the software manual I had a few questions:
I would be using the Ren software in Plug-in mode in a DAW (Digital Performer) which has automatic plug-in delay compensation. If I assign things like UAD plug-ins inside the Ren software to MPC tracks, pads, sends etc, will it use the DAW automatic delay compensation? For that matter can you even assign UAD plug-ins to the MPC software while using it in plug-in mode?
I saw in a video the 16 q-links controlling 16 parameters like filter cutoff, decay, end level,etc.) Can you have those 16 parameters assigned to the Q-links and then quickly switch from pad to pad while adjusting the parameters with the q-links for each pad, and will it hold the edits instead of resetting the sound every time you go to another pad? For instance hit one pad, turn 4 q-links, hit another pad, turn 6 q-links, and then go back to the first pad - will it have the 4 edits you made? It seems like a quick way to make new kits if so.
Is the latency an issue while recording? I have a recent Mac Pro and would not do the actual recording through effects in order to cut down the latency.
Once you record a beat, are you getting a better sound out the analog outs and back into your A/D converter, or is it just as good just bouncing down in the DAW? My guess is the former.
Thanks for any input.
Spoff



