5000 TIP (easy integration to a daw)

By the way same happens if i record the audio out puts.

Take seq 1. Name it song. Record on that seq.

Take each track and name it.
Copy track one to a new sequemve, name the seq the track name.
track 2, new seq. Same as the prior do this to all tracks.

Go to hd record. Convert each seq to a wav..

ghosty, i did it the way you told me and still when i exporting the same loop to hd its difrent timing each time.
anybody else has that problem?

becouse i think its a big one for mpc users that want to keep the swing from mpc.

quote="yonibregman"]ghosty, i did it the way you told me and still when i exporting the same loop to hd its difrent timing each time.
anybody else has that problem?

becouse i think its a big one for mpc users that want to keep the swing from mpc.[/quote]


Theyre in time. Its just when you have two files exactly the same, the sound starts to

PHASE. Thats normal and actually an effect.

golfzerosafari wrote:

yonibregman wrote:ghosty, i did it the way you told me and still when i exporting the same loop to hd its difrent timing each time.
anybody else has that problem?

becouse i think its a big one for mpc users that want to keep the swing from mpc.

Theyre in time. Its just when you have two files exactly the same, the sound starts to

PHASE. Thats normal and actually an effect.

I've tried to explain it to him here:

viewtopic.php?f=29&t=110625&start=135

It's because MIDI being a serial protocol.

thnx for the explanation guys, it helped me to understand the best way for me to export.
if i understand right when i copy a file to next seq the loop will change timing.
so i just mute all the channels and leave the track i want to export.
thnx again for responding