Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
By mr.pleasant Sat Dec 11, 2010 10:47 am
i love this 2500 that i've now had for the last 5 years, BUT this thing been playin with me mind a little this last
couple months. I'am not of man of much complaining but, ??? WHY ? is that since i've updated to 1.46OSXL,
This Faaaaackin Machine decides it just wanna stop with sum kind of fuuuckery right in thee middle of a deep
session & just FREEZE up ?
is it just me or is any of you'all havin the same problem ?
cuz this no cool, just lost 4hrs of work tonite bout 15 mins ago........... :? :x ( just a little upset with the 1.46 update )
By IllRhythm Sat Dec 11, 2010 11:00 am
Yep, I feel you! It's bad shit having a machine freeze up on ya! My first MPC2000 used to freeze up mid session, it eventually got worse and worse until it eventually croaked.

Hahahaha, I actually think that my first few posts here went on about it dying!

Back on topic, you'll never get them 4 hours of work back but perhaps you can recreate what you had in those 4 hours in less than half the time?

:?
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By Sooty_G Sat Dec 11, 2010 5:58 pm
did you try holding down the ERASE key as you start up? it's a good idea to do that if you're having problems.

just make sure before you do that you make a note of your pad sensitivity settings/etc because it wipes out all of your preferences & resets them to the default setting.
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By mr_debauch Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:27 pm
man I hate it when that kind of thing happens... it happened a couple of times to me on the computer because of user error... I did stuff I knew I shouldn't have done like adding a resource intensive pluggin while a complex large song was running and it crashed. Since then I have become a compulsive saver.. haha



and sooty, is that a guinea pig?
By concepts Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:26 pm
Sooty_G wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:and sooty, is that a guinea pig?


the most famous guinea pig of all. click my sig for the full story! :lol:



hahahahhahaha...... hahahahahahahahhahahaah
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By crothers Sun Dec 12, 2010 7:47 pm
to avoid a crash in jjos2xl 1.45 (1000) and 1.46 (2500),
avoid doing this:

1- creating a midi track, then
2- setting qlink REALTIME TUNE, then
3- recording a performance, then
4- entering STEP EDIT and finally
5- changing a value (velocity, for example).

this causes a crash.
By mr.pleasant Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:20 pm
crothers wrote:to avoid a crash in jjos2xl 1.45 (1000) and 1.46 (2500),
avoid doing this:

1- creating a midi track, then
2- setting qlink REALTIME TUNE, then
3- recording a performance, then
4- entering STEP EDIT and finally
5- changing a value (velocity, for example).

this causes a crash.


nice........... & thanks... some good little notes there...
Welcome aboard Crothers !!
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By cyrus Mon Dec 13, 2010 7:08 pm
mr.pleasant wrote:
crothers wrote:to avoid a crash in jjos2xl 1.45 (1000) and 1.46 (2500),
avoid doing this:

1- creating a midi track, then
2- setting qlink REALTIME TUNE, then
3- recording a performance, then
4- entering STEP EDIT and finally
5- changing a value (velocity, for example).

this causes a crash.


nice........... & thanks... some good little notes there...
Welcome aboard Crothers !!


yup,

experienced same shit. looks like jjos just posted a fix. hopefully it will indeed fix these issues. nothing like crashing while working on a dope aszz beet!
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By emceewhiterabbit Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:30 am
IllRhythm wrote:Yep, I feel you! It's bad **** having a machine freeze up on ya! My first MPC2000 used to freeze up mid session, it eventually got worse and worse until it eventually croaked.

Hahahaha, I actually think that my first few posts here went on about it dying!

Back on topic, you'll never get them 4 hours of work back but perhaps you can recreate what you had in those 4 hours in less than half the time?

:?


you should make sure you save more often, i usually save after every major change i make to a beat. say, every 20 minutes?