
By JAH
Mon Oct 01, 2012 2:53 am
third wrote:1) The VST I am using is Trillian. It is not a cracked version. I have a Mac I 7 processor with 8 gigs of RAM, so this should work fine, it does in Ableton and Maschine. All my Vst work flawlessly in those DAWs
2) I guess I am use to Ableton where it's a little more flexible than that, no big deal though i feel it could use improvement on future updates.
3) What is the purpose of vintage mode then?
4) I am previewing samples on the left side browser with the automatic preview and the software crashes
3) No mixer is connected, I know the Renaissance has an amp, however, when the monitor is on, there is a lot of noise in my speakers/headphones and up to 1 fifth of unwanted noise in my level meter.
thank you for your help. I pointed out some bugs, however a couple of these questions could be answered I am sure, just wondering about the noise in record mode and why my vst's glitch the MPC.
1. Trillian as well as other Spectrasonics plugins are confirmed to not work properly in the Ren. The issues were previously reported in the forum and a report sent to Akai. You will see improved plugin performance in the upcoming software update.
2. The Ren obvisously doesn't perform the same way as Live...just as Live doesn't perform the same way a Logic, Pro Tools,, etc.
There is a dedicated button 'Pad Assign' I forgot to mention. Pressing this button will allow you to quickly change a sample on a pad or remove the same altogether.
3. Vintage Mode emulates MPC 60/3000 and SP 1200. There are no presets. You simply turn it on/off. It is off by default and doesn't save with your project. Perhaps make a feature request for it to be remembered.
4. I haven't experienced any issues with the browser crashing. Can you send me a crash report? I'll send you my email via PM
5. Did you try the settings I gave you?
JAHROME, MPC Aficionado
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