
By u98626
Thu Mar 03, 2005 12:31 am
I have an MPC 60, 3.10 OS that hasn't been treated right by the previous owner. (The paint is roughed up, and the tactile switches need to be replaced, I have to do multiple presses to get some of them to register.)
I have a suspicion that something may be wrong with the drum pads. When I hit them, I often get a double hit. (Imagine that short snare roll sound, just a quick tattat.) The probability of this increases if I hold the pad down - and a quick, precise tap will usually get just one trigger of the sample. This occurs on most of the pads, but particularly the lower two rows. Also, if I am playing the pads for a few hours, it starts to occur less frequently (or, my playing style exercises to make it single tap more frequently, I'm not sure which.)
Addditionally, I can't get the samples to trigger at the same level manually as they can with the "full level" button pressed. At best I can get them to trigger at is about 3/4 of it.
Has anyone seen or heard of this before? Any feedback is appreciated.
I have a suspicion that something may be wrong with the drum pads. When I hit them, I often get a double hit. (Imagine that short snare roll sound, just a quick tattat.) The probability of this increases if I hold the pad down - and a quick, precise tap will usually get just one trigger of the sample. This occurs on most of the pads, but particularly the lower two rows. Also, if I am playing the pads for a few hours, it starts to occur less frequently (or, my playing style exercises to make it single tap more frequently, I'm not sure which.)
Addditionally, I can't get the samples to trigger at the same level manually as they can with the "full level" button pressed. At best I can get them to trigger at is about 3/4 of it.
Has anyone seen or heard of this before? Any feedback is appreciated.


