real time time correction.

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real time time correction.

By The Grublet Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:08 am
ok, bash away,

but I didnt RTFM.


Could anyone explain the work-flow of real-time timing correct on the 3k?
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Re: real time time correction.

By The Grublet Wed Mar 04, 2009 7:53 am
Meaning why is it " real time ". Is there a way to TC while playing, swing etc?

Re: real time time correction.

By Acid Mitch Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:57 am
On the MPC the input gets quantised, meaning you hit the pads and it corrects as you play.
With non-realtime quantise (like you get on most computer sequencers) you play the part , and then you have to quantise when you have stopped recording.
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By The Grublet Thu Mar 19, 2009 5:44 am
Agh. A new thing when they first came out with it no doubt. I wish my asr had a real time button!

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By spectre Fri Mar 20, 2009 9:03 pm
Acid Mitch wrote:On the MPC the input gets quantised, meaning you hit the pads and it corrects as you play.
With non-realtime quantise (like you get on most computer sequencers) you play the part , and then you have to quantise when you have stopped recording.


You can do that on an MPC too.

Re: real time time correction.

By Acid Mitch Sat Mar 21, 2009 2:17 pm
spectre wrote:
Acid Mitch wrote:On the MPC the input gets quantised, meaning you hit the pads and it corrects as you play.
With non-realtime quantise (like you get on most computer sequencers) you play the part , and then you have to quantise when you have stopped recording.


You can do that on an MPC too.


I know, but that's not real time.
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