MPC 5000 EQ Question

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Re: MPC 5000 EQ Question

By ritec Wed Jan 13, 2010 4:35 pm
EQ can be a master effect, meanning it can affect all the sounds in your sequences at once or you can assign the eq effect on a per pad basis, but you can only have 4 different eq's since there are 4 different fx.

Re: MPC 5000 EQ Question

By pull-over Wed Jan 13, 2010 7:08 pm
hey but you also have a filter per pad...highpass,lowpass,bandpass,ect ect or you can resample
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Re: MPC 5000 EQ Question

By dubkutter Thu Jan 14, 2010 9:44 am
pull-over wrote:hey but you also have a filter per pad...highpass,lowpass,bandpass,ect ect or you can resample
pull-over wrote:hey but you also have a filter per pad...highpass,lowpass,bandpass,ect ect or you can resample


Yeah all that with resample from output and reassigned to a pad. 8)
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Re: MPC 5000 EQ Question

By Lampdog Thu Jan 14, 2010 2:14 pm
dubkutter wrote:resample from output and reassigned to a pad. 8)

Crazy to think that ASR10 was doing that way back in 1994 and mpc's
are just now catching up to that.
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Re: MPC 5000 EQ Question

By dubkutter Thu Jan 14, 2010 5:04 pm
Well wouldnt know anything about that got my first MPC in 1999 2000XL.
In 94 could just about mess with Atari ST and Roland modules....
I just know it Rocks to have it now compared to when I first started back then. 8)
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