Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
By 2toxic Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:41 am
I have Renaissance 1.9. I have a midi keyboard with a sustain pedal hooked up it. When I play and use the pedal, MPC holds the notes forever. Anyone else have issue?

Did not want to put this in bug report but I have tested my keyboard and pedal with my other sound modules and synths and it is working fine. It's just the MPC that does this. Anyway to fix this? this is a major jam :Sigh:
By 2toxic Fri Jan 15, 2016 1:09 pm
I am using a Korg SV-1 btw. And as I've mentioned, it working well with every other sound module but the MPC Renaissance.

I have v1.10 firmware. Would really appreciate advice, thanks in advance
By 2toxic Fri Jan 15, 2016 4:35 pm
I even tried MIDI via USB with all the latest drivers and still MPC Renaissance holds noted forever when I tap on the sustain pedal. Why does the MPC treat it this way? That's just crazy! I am at wit's end ... this is a big deal when performing piano and rhodes :cry:
By JeffRhodes Tue Jan 14, 2020 1:03 pm
Hi,
You are not alone in this case. Me I recently discover the same problem.
I have a SV1-Korg plug in USB: for the MIDI input into the MPC LIVE
And a MIDI cable plug : to the MIDI OUT of the MPC LIVE into the korg SV1 MIDI IN.

And I record the midi note of my SV1, the MPC don't release the sustain at a 0 level.
At first the value is at 0.
I press the pedal the value go to 127
I release the pedal the value go to 38!!! and not to 0.
So a sustain effect is still sounding and it's a big problem.......

I think the mpc doesn't a understand the system of half sustain transmit by the korg SV1.
But it's a big problem....
I don't have find an issue, but I am still looking for?
Is there someone who have ever meet this problem?

That's sure that's for person who play clav and piano.....
Bye!