
By dubmunkey
Fri Jul 23, 2004 2:38 pm
yeah...should all be in the manual but essentially you have to decide which out you want each pad to go out of....
greg
greg
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By featherboy
Fri Jul 23, 2004 2:44 pm
Yup! Completely wrong
I'm guessing you have probably sorted it out by now.......
SHIFT 7 (MIXER)
F2 (INDIV)
OPEN WINDOW
Don't forget to keep you assigning consistent over all programs so your kicks are always through the same output, snares through another, hats through another etc.
I'm guessing you have probably sorted it out by now.......
SHIFT 7 (MIXER)
F2 (INDIV)
OPEN WINDOW
Don't forget to keep you assigning consistent over all programs so your kicks are always through the same output, snares through another, hats through another etc.

By dubmunkey
Fri Jul 23, 2004 2:54 pm
set your pads to go out each output...
me?
i have kicks...out 1
snares/clap- out 2..
hats- 3&4
percussion and samples is use the main outs instead of 5&^ so i can individually pan stuff...
bass- 7
noises/efx/samples which need further routing- out 8.....
think in instruments and sounds rather than tracks.....
greg
me?
i have kicks...out 1
snares/clap- out 2..
hats- 3&4
percussion and samples is use the main outs instead of 5&^ so i can individually pan stuff...
bass- 7
noises/efx/samples which need further routing- out 8.....
think in instruments and sounds rather than tracks.....
greg
my name is prince and i am funky,
my name is prince....i spank my monkey
my name is prince....i spank my monkey

By featherboy
Fri Jul 23, 2004 2:56 pm
bidican you assign multiple pads to the same out?
Yes. Say you have samples of three seperate chord stabs from the same instrument, you'd have those on different pads but you'd probably want them coming out of the same output. Alternately, you might have a sound like a clap that you want to be heavily reverbed on beat 4 of every 4th bar but dry for the rest of the pattern. So you would assign the same sound to two different pads & each one to a different output, one going through the reverb & the other not.
Before I had the 8 outputs board I used to put deeper sounds panned hard left & brighter sounds hard right to use the stereo output like two seperate mono outs.

By featherboy
Fri Jul 23, 2004 3:01 pm
nikeliso let me get this straight can you actually set it up to where track one will come out of output one and so on or is it limited to just setting each pad through each seperate output?
No....because if you think about it, tracks are about midi notes & channels etc. You might have a synth on midi channel 5A on track 1, & another synth on track 2. It might not be until track 5 that you start to use any internal samples from the MPC....

By bidi
Fri Jul 23, 2004 3:20 pm
word - I had always been thinking it was more about tracks, but the multiple pads setup makes more sense when i think about it - much more powerful . . .
*drool*
I need to get my mpc kitted out like bad. . . i wish i didn't have to pay rent
*drool*
I need to get my mpc kitted out like bad. . . i wish i didn't have to pay rent

By dubmunkey
Fri Jul 23, 2004 3:27 pm
you learn to stop worry about tracks and see tracks as collections of instruments...not the tracks on the mpc...therefore you could have 8 tracks dedicated to percussion but have all the pads being used coming out of just one out if needed....
8 outs is essential..say you have a few of tutors packs....a bass set, the keys and some drums...now if you wanna tweak any of those sounds in terms of efx, eq, compression you'll end up effecting the whole lot if you dont separate them...want the drums to cut through but not effect the mellow keys- with the 8 outs you can...want the bass deeper but dont wanna flab up the drums- with the 8 outs you can.....want to bring some rotary on your keys without cocking up your drums or bass....
greg
8 outs is essential..say you have a few of tutors packs....a bass set, the keys and some drums...now if you wanna tweak any of those sounds in terms of efx, eq, compression you'll end up effecting the whole lot if you dont separate them...want the drums to cut through but not effect the mellow keys- with the 8 outs you can...want the bass deeper but dont wanna flab up the drums- with the 8 outs you can.....want to bring some rotary on your keys without cocking up your drums or bass....
greg
my name is prince and i am funky,
my name is prince....i spank my monkey
my name is prince....i spank my monkey

By binger0
Fri Jul 23, 2004 4:19 pm
dubmunkey wrote:
percussion and samples is use the main outs instead of 5&^ so i can individually pan stuff...

By dubmunkey
Mon Jul 26, 2004 9:08 am
whats this? the typing error police? pendanto strikes!
greg
greg
my name is prince and i am funky,
my name is prince....i spank my monkey
my name is prince....i spank my monkey
By studio4942
Mon Jul 26, 2004 9:25 pm
set your pads to go out each output...
me?
i have kicks...out 1
snares/clap- out 2..
hats- 3&4
percussion and samples is use the main outs instead of 5&^ so i can individually pan stuff...
So you can still use the 2 stereo outs simultaneously with the 8-out expander? I didn't think you could.
Let's do it!


