By andrzej00
Sat May 01, 2004 8:13 am
About that Midi info, what is the Midi Thru for? How can I use it ?
-{n8}- wrote:perhaps you aren't looping the right way. i had problems with looping on the mpc before but then someone sat me down and dropped knowledge on me...
1) make your loops "note off" poly (via program window).
2) go into step edit (main screen).
3) place loop at start of bar (hit loop pad).
4) adjust decay value as needed.
should loop perrrrfffect bro. the best reason for doing it this method is that you already know it started at the first bar.. now you just need to extend it (with decay value in stepedit) to the last bar by slow or speeding up the bpm until it returns to bar 1 without a glitch. if you editing is on point you should be fine.
leaving a bit of extra room at the end of a loop, instead of editing very tight, helps out alot when making the loops fit snugg.
1-0ne
tonelabtida wrote:F that.... them they figure it out for themselve like the real Production heads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheech wrote:This can be changed in the same screen that you changed the filter in, the PARAMS screen (SHIFT + PROGRAM, DRUM1, PARAMS). Move your cursor to the bottom right of the screen, and roll the jog wheel. There are three different posotions:
POLY - the sound will play through everytime you press the pad without cutting itself out
MONO - everytime you press the pad the sound will start over from scratch
NOTE OFF - the sound will play only for the duration you press the pad down