MPC Consistent Playback Tempo?

clint246clint wrote:

bliprock wrote:

clint246clint wrote:Food for thought...

http://www.innerclocksystems.com/New%20 ... itmus.html

thanks thats a mental read. he has too much time on his hands, but i like how he worked it out. very neat

His business is based on timekeeping, so he needs to show he has knowledge in this area.

yeah i liked how the knowledge base is put into a simple methodology like this. simple accurate stuff. well done and someone had to do it. Actually now that i think about the timing discrepancies i think i hear, it might be more the fault of my external synths not tracking such a fast mid clock, then play catch up so it wobbles a bit. but i think the drum sequences do to though, this could be an illusion and onlt seems like a shift to me as other things shift. I am up late writing this so cant turn lab on till tomorrow and i will turn of everything cept MPC and see what i get at 245BPM

This page is more revealing and basically provides a lesson on the merits of MIDI CLOCK.

http://www.innerclocksystems.com/New%20 ... Watch.html

Also details how to test the reliability of your master clock source.

Its a virtue if you started out DJing before making beats.

Ill-Green wrote:Its a virtue if you started out DJing before making beats.

you always hear that.. but how does it work for a dj who started out making beats?

mr_debauch wrote:

Ill-Green wrote:Its a virtue if you started out DJing before making beats.

you always hear that.. but how does it work for a dj who started out making beats?

DJ's will always say that to justify all those years spent learning how to DJ and then giving up in favour of production.

Well sometimes at least...

clint246clint wrote:

mr_debauch wrote:

Ill-Green wrote:Its a virtue if you started out DJing before making beats.

you always hear that.. but how does it work for a dj who started out making beats?

DJ's will always say that to justify all those years spent learning how to DJ and then giving up in favour of production.

Well sometimes at least...

well i've never been a dj, but it is something I have been thinking a lot about lately.. I think the techniques would be useful and even fun. I've always looked at manipulating components of songs but not so much at manipulating entire songs.. if that makes sense.