you need 300 bpm for finer resoluiton, and you ask for quantize 1/4 ? you are one of too many using the wrong gear. all these features you ask for repeatedly are best done with a pc and software. but you probably thing that an mpc look much cooler than a pc.
you could have proposed 1/96 (or better 1/64 first), which would have been actually more useful than 1/4.
but what you could have realized (if you were thinking a bit), is that there are no more F keys available to add more quantize options.
do yourself a favour, buy a pc. all your wishes will come true. (and yes, a pc can be a musical instrument). and you will still be able to play "improvised music" (whatever that mean).
Frags wrote:to enable audio recordings to be layered on separate tracks on the fly ( recorded in ) the same way you can in drum mode without stopping the machine. This would bring a whole new level to MPC live performance as you could fully create a new track live on the spot and feed off the energy of the surroundings and self.
revtor wrote:I'm new here, but coming with years of hardware sequencer experience.. A thought after 15 minutes of MPC experience.
Any possible way we could have an independent bar length per track in a sequence? It really livens up your sequences when the tracks are different lengths and they start falling into different orders as they loop over independent of each other.
fae wrote:
please remove fat line in the end, there is a bug, that note can be writen in before fat line and thin line, check scr.
thanks
jimmie wrote:Overdub AUDIO track recording, so you can record your audio track whilst your sequence is playing, without having to first stop everything.
Means you can have your hands jamming along on your keyboard/guitar/congas, etc, then hit your foot-pedal to record/overdub.
Would be nice to have the sequence keep looping with your recorded audio. When you turn overdub off, the mpc could select a new, empty audio track for you, ready for more overdub-action. Will keep things flowing nicely
A good example of another reason I want overdub audio track recording is:
Say I have a keyboard sequenced up to my mpc... it goes through a delay pedal and a compressor and the compressor's side-chain has an input from one of my mpc channels... I cannot record this from a 'standing start' as my effects won't have kicked in properly till maybe a bar or two later. Sure I could set up two dummy bars up at the start and attach them to the beginning of my sequence.. and then cut them off afterwards and then chop off the start portion of my audio track properly in order to line it up -.-
But really, it's keeping the creative flow going and jamming along to my mpc and then hitting record when I FEEL something that I want. Having to stop the mpc, hit record.. tick, tick, tick, tick is naff.
It was possible to record audio on-the-fly in WAkaiOS, please make it possible in JJOS.
fae wrote:Is it really to make FX's as AUDIOSUITE ?
I mean:
- select sample -> edit -> select FX (f.e : EQ) -> make parameters and adjust it to sample with overwrite function.
It's too long to send sample to FX then resample, disable send to FX, adjust FX'ed sample to pad and etc...
Thanks.
