I LOVE YOU JJ

distortedtekno wrote:

crothers wrote:http://www.akaipro.com/mpc2500/?tt=5

AKAI got a new description hype for the 2500..

MPC2500
Beat Production Station

haha

MPC 2500 - JJ = Beat Thang

?

mikolo wrote:

distortedtekno wrote:

crothers wrote:http://www.akaipro.com/mpc2500/?tt=5

AKAI got a new description hype for the 2500..

MPC2500
Beat Production Station

haha

MPC 2500 - JJ = Beat Thang

?

hahah yeah they gotta hype it up like that. But it's a good sign that the 2500 is still in production. i wasn't too sure last time i checked the gossip. but yeah, they're biting off the beat thang's hype.

i absolutely dont want to throw shit on jj, think he really deserves the nickname he got (jenius) but i strongly hope the 2.0 update of jjos2xl will get rid of some stability issues, or , at least, dont increase em.
last updates are starting to be too heavy on the cpu. last week i experienced 3 crashes and some freezing\lagging\tempo fluctuations in my liveset,especially when getting closer to max polyphony with some INST program and chords...anyway last nite i played it live for 1 hour and a half with no freezes (pheeew).
i think the LFO control is one of the suspects of great cpu drain, tho i love the feature and use it a lot. but...i dont know if it is worth.

other thing i'd like to see fixed is the strange behaviour of next sequence when in immediately play mode.
if i jump from one seq to another via pads in next seq screen it kinda loose timing and mess things up.
if i change via data wheel in track mute screen or in main no problems...ain't it strange? that suggests me the problem is fixable.

hyena wrote:i absolutely dont want to throw **** on jj, think he really deserves the nickname he got (jenius) but i strongly hope the 2.0 update of jjos2xl will get rid of some stability issues, or , at least, dont increase em.
last updates are starting to be too heavy on the cpu. last week i experienced 3 crashes and some freezing\lagging\tempo fluctuations in my liveset,especially when getting closer to max polyphony with some INST program and chords...anyway last nite i played it live for 1 hour and a half with no freezes (pheeew).
i think the LFO control is one of the suspects of great cpu drain, tho i love the feature and use it a lot. but...i dont know if it is worth.

other thing i'd like to see fixed is the strange behaviour of next sequence when in immediately play mode.
if i jump from one seq to another via pads in next seq screen it kinda loose timing and mess things up.
if i change via data wheel in track mute screen or in main no problems...ain't it strange? that suggests me the problem is fixable.

Are you using Audio Input Thru when this behavior occurs? Because I've had serious problems running the machine hard while using that feature...

uhm yes, usually i use input thru because i connect other instruments (a synth) to avoid usin a mixer and keep the live rig lightweight

Try turning off Input thru and see how it affects the behavior. I never ever use it because of this reason.

i thought it was suppose to bee released TODAY

The beta release for the 1000 is out. Nothing yet for the 2500.

Yep it has always been like that. MPC1000 users get the new os first and do the debugging. Then you get a 2500 version

cause we're better

mikolo wrote:cause we're better

REALLY C'mon man, ur 1000 is like a $100 bill, my 2500 is a $ THOUSAND $

mr.pleasant wrote:

mikolo wrote:cause we're better

REALLY C'mon man, ur 1000 is like a $100 bill, my 2500 is a $ THOUSAND $

haha... i'd hate to admit how much money i spent upgrading and customizing my 1k.

le rat wrote:Yep it has always been like that. MPC1000 users get the new os first and do the debugging. Then you get a 2500 version

Thats cuase 1000 users are complainers. if somethings wrong, they complain the most. if 2500 users got the os first, it be buggy as ****!

cyrus wrote:

le rat wrote:Yep it has always been like that. MPC1000 users get the new os first and do the debugging. Then you get a 2500 version

Thats cuase 1000 users are complainers. if somethings wrong, they complain the most. if 2500 users got the os first, it be buggy as ****!

you hit the nail right on the head!

I'd be bitter if I owned the 1000 too... so keep up the good work boys!