Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
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By IMAKEMADBEATS Sun Sep 02, 2012 5:15 am
Dan said once the software is open and running, you can disconnect the hardware and it should run fine.
I'd imagine this would mean the audio device would have to be set to an sound card other than the Ren's.
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By JAH Sun Sep 02, 2012 6:47 am
IMAKEMADBEATS wrote:Dan said once the software is open and running, you can disconnect the hardware and it should run fine.
I'd imagine this would mean the audio device would have to be set to an sound card other than the Ren's.

This is not accurate (unless there are some changes). When you disconnect the hardware, you should get a message that indicates the software will not output any audio until the controller is reattached. This doesn't matter if you are using the Ren's audio interface or a 3rd party interface.
By Elohimfetus Sun Sep 02, 2012 1:17 pm
So it looks like if you just want to use the software, buying the Studio is how one would do that. Keep it connected and ignore it. Though I would not suggest that.
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By IMAKEMADBEATS Sun Sep 02, 2012 2:40 pm
JAH wrote:
IMAKEMADBEATS wrote:Dan said once the software is open and running, you can disconnect the hardware and it should run fine.
I'd imagine this would mean the audio device would have to be set to an sound card other than the Ren's.

This is not accurate (unless there are some changes). When you disconnect the hardware, you should get a message that indicates the software will not output any audio until the controller is reattached. This doesn't matter if you are using the Ren's audio interface or a 3rd party interface.


Damn
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By RunningOnE Tue Sep 04, 2012 6:35 pm
Just to give an example. Say I leave my mpc on.. turn the software off.. then the software back on.. I have to restart the mpc's power and sometimes it takes two times for the software to recognize it's even connected.

But when you first plug it in, it tells you all your mpcs info and automatically registers it for you basically.. otherwise you can only run a demo version of the software (look at above post for example) imakemadbeats has the answer in his signature already
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By JAH Wed Sep 05, 2012 1:30 am
RunningOnE wrote:Just to give an example. Say I leave my mpc on.. turn the software off.. then the software back on.. I have to restart the mpc's power and sometimes it takes two times for the software to recognize it's even connected.

Are you on PC/Mac? Which operating system?

Typically, you would turn on the hardware and the launch the software. You should be able to close, open, close, etc the software multiple times...and have the hardware and software communicate.

Do you have sleep mode turn on in your computer?