Lockdown Velocity

I've searched the forums but didnt see what am about to ask you guys. Basically sometimes when im recording les say an 8 bar kick when it reloops I notice that the kick volume isnt always the same, so I was wondering if they were any ways of locking down the velocity so that no matter how hard or how soft I hit the pads its always the same volume..

Okay...for how long did you have your MPC?

wtf does that matter just answer the question if u know it dammit, thats the problems with forums grow up.

Just trying to figure out how long one can go without noticing the Full Level button, that's all. Cool down.

_stilo_ You are a better man than me. I would have let his @ss have it . I vote that one for the most idiotic question ever. I would have more respect and patience for someone who might ask how to turn the D@MN thing on.

I'm soooo glad I had a handle on working with the MPC before I signed up here!!

That-1-DJ wrote:_stilo_ You are a better man than me. I would have let his @ss have it . I vote that one for the most idiotic question ever. I would have more respect and patience for someone who might ask how to turn the D@MN thing on.

**** yo momma hoe

Is that all you got! Don't make me Cross that Bridge!!!!!!!!

wtf does that matter just answer the question if u know it dammit, thats the problems with forums grow up.

I'd say the bigger problem with forums is cats asking questions before even reading the front cover of that book that came with the MPC called users manual...velocity lock indeed!

djchucknorris wrote:

wtf does that matter just answer the question if u know it dammit, thats the problems with forums grow up.

I'd say the bigger problem with forums is cats asking questions before even reading the front cover of that book that came with the MPC called users manual...velocity lock indeed!

propably in a rush to become the next Jay Dilla

omnipotentrb -

Id say that using the FULL LEVEL button - you can make sure that the pad always goes at maximum volume.

Now the only other thing I thought of is if you don't want the pad sound to be 100%. In which case I'd still have the 'FULL LEVEL' button pressed when recording. However - before recording anything I'd go into PROGRAM mode and change the levels of the pads to whatever you think neccessary. Im using JJOS - but this should be easy enough to find in AKAI os if that's what you're using.
So as an example - if you set the level of the pads to 50% and then press the FULL LEVEL button the pads should play at 50% consistently.

I don't have my mpc to hand - but reckon this should work.

Mark.

[quote="markmorgan10"]omnipotentrb -

Id say that using the FULL LEVEL button - you can make sure that the pad always goes at maximum volume.

Now the only other thing I thought of is if you don't want the pad sound to be 100%. In which case I'd still have the 'FULL LEVEL' button pressed when recording. However - before recording anything I'd go into PROGRAM mode and change the levels of the pads to whatever you think neccessary. Im using JJOS - but this should be easy enough to find in AKAI os if that's what you're using.
So as an example - if you set the level of the pads to 50% and then press the FULL LEVEL button the pads should play at 50% consistently.

thanx bro.

Some of y'all **** frontin' saying it was a stupid question, bunch of immature dumb shits, I bet y'all were the dumb niggers in class who never raised their hand cuz y'all were scared to ask questions too. If I asked that same question to Swizz Beatz dude would of answered on the spot with some extra tips, but you low life ****** gotta laugh, keep it up!