Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By Jfalconcrest Fri Aug 17, 2012 7:04 pm
It's Big (2/3rds of your internal memory, fully loaded)

It's clean, live and very dynamically responsive.

It has 16 Sounds. It has 3 dynamic, velocity responsive layers per sound, PLUS each different bank is the same 16 sounds mic'd differently. So by adjusting the levels of each pad bank (tedius, but in my mind worth it for being able to mix to taste) you can adjust the level of each mic in the mix. A - Dry B - Overheads C - Room D - Ambience.

To expedite things, I have also included each mic as it's own program on pad bank a. This way, you can load up just the dry, bang something out, then add in ambiance and overhead by simply copying track, and assigning the corresponding program. Then you just adjust velocity to taste.

*Oh, I made this with JJOSXL 1000/2500. Compatibility with other systems not guaranteed / likely / anything I want to be bothered with. Feedback on the other hand, about the program in general, is very welcome.

I hope this gets used to make some nodders, bangers, etc. You guys are the first to glimpse it before my man Grimey hosts it on his site.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/33764262/MPC%20Stuff/Ludwig%20von%20Burnem.zip

Bricks and Mortar,
-JF
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By sciguy Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:14 pm
pad upgrade arrived, installed it (I like that now mpcstuff ships it as one piece, you don't have to worry about sticking on the sensor sheet or anything. one less thing to screw up.)

new pads are great! feel nicer, more sensitive (took a bit of tweaking with the sensitivity settings to get something I liked, but it's great now)

and the drums are cool, too.
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By Tag One The Fader Fiend Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:34 pm
sciguy wrote:pad upgrade arrived, installed it (I like that now mpcstuff ships it as one piece, you don't have to worry about sticking on the sensor sheet or anything. one less thing to screw up.)

new pads are great! feel nicer, more sensitive (took a bit of tweaking with the sensitivity settings to get something I liked, but it's great now)

and the drums are cool, too.


Hope you enjoy your new pad upgrade :smoker: