By solvent
Wed May 26, 2010 12:21 am
Hi,
I'm going on tour soon with an MPC 2500 running my set. I'm fairly new to the MPC, learned it for the purpose of using it on tour (instead of a laptop).
About a week ago I switched from Akai OS to JJOS2XL, then to JJOS2. I thought this was going to offer some features that would really improve my ability to tweak parameters in my live set on the fly... But actually, I find the JJOS has made the Q-Link slider behavior unreliable/buggy, and generally it doesn't really offer anything to my live set after all. I'm sure that once I start using the MPC to produce music, I will appreciate what JJOS has to offer...
But for now, I want to switch back to Akai OS... Here's the thing: when I switched from Akai OS to JJOS, my programs were messed up and it took a load of work to get things fixed.
If I switch to Akai OS, and find that my Programs or anything else are totally messed up, I won't have time to deal with this again. In which case I'll just have to stick to JJOS2.
Here's what I want to ask: If I install Akai OS, load up my Programs, and decide it's too messed up, can I go back to JJOS2 and things will be as they were? Of course, I understand that Saving the Programs while in Akai OS would be bad. But if I just try switching back and forth without saving, is there any chance that this alone will mess up my Programs?
thanks, jason
I'm going on tour soon with an MPC 2500 running my set. I'm fairly new to the MPC, learned it for the purpose of using it on tour (instead of a laptop).
About a week ago I switched from Akai OS to JJOS2XL, then to JJOS2. I thought this was going to offer some features that would really improve my ability to tweak parameters in my live set on the fly... But actually, I find the JJOS has made the Q-Link slider behavior unreliable/buggy, and generally it doesn't really offer anything to my live set after all. I'm sure that once I start using the MPC to produce music, I will appreciate what JJOS has to offer...
But for now, I want to switch back to Akai OS... Here's the thing: when I switched from Akai OS to JJOS, my programs were messed up and it took a load of work to get things fixed.
If I switch to Akai OS, and find that my Programs or anything else are totally messed up, I won't have time to deal with this again. In which case I'll just have to stick to JJOS2.
Here's what I want to ask: If I install Akai OS, load up my Programs, and decide it's too messed up, can I go back to JJOS2 and things will be as they were? Of course, I understand that Saving the Programs while in Akai OS would be bad. But if I just try switching back and forth without saving, is there any chance that this alone will mess up my Programs?
thanks, jason




