Loop samples without recording or hit them over and over

Yes, thats through the Main Outs aka resampling, but how about as sequence data which will take less RAM, thats the bastard.

For now lets look at this face as you can see, he's saying "bathroom" infinitely.

No.. I mean without resampling. At least it works with my 2500 and JJOS2 version 1.17..
Just have the sequence running and play in the TrackMute screen..

Is the shift key thing the best way 2record loops

Reefer Mutherland wrote:Is the shift key thing the best way 2record loops

Not gonna say its the best method, but it does free your hands if you got a bunch of loops to layer in the sequence.

I usually use the loop method to sketch out what I want before I record it.

-niN wrote:No.. I mean without resampling. At least it works with my 2500 and JJOS2 version 1.17..
Just have the sequence running and play in the TrackMute screen..

This is no JJ friendly machine, wished it was. Its in love with Akai's quirky ways.

really good tips here
thanks Ill-Green

thx wrote:really good tips here
thanks Ill-Green

Thanks thx

I should revamp that old thread and put everything in there

I can't get the shift + pad to loop it. Maybe it's just me or something doing something stupid. I set the loop mode to on and it just won't do it.

Ill-Green wrote:Hold SHIFT then hold the PAD until it reaches from start to end then let go. Remember to set the loop in TRIM mode.

Use SHIFT to begin looping then just hit he pad to make it stop.

Muhfckrs don't read my threads

Wow, it's really great thanks!!

Sm0keydaBear wrote:I can't get the shift + pad to loop it. Maybe it's just me or something doing something stupid. I set the loop mode to on and it just won't do it.

Check in Program mode the the pad you want to loop is set to "note on" instead of "one shot". It works for me!