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By Dankrigannon Mon Nov 08, 2004 3:11 am
What is the best way to sequence my keyboard with my mpc? I am new to this, and I want to make music with both of them synced together. should I spend the $ on cubase or protools or something? or is there a way I can sequence them together for now without my computer?
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By BRAVO Mon Nov 08, 2004 4:12 am
The best way would be to read your manuals......Do a search on MIDI


Ps...I hope you got a mixer........I was gonna say, to get the beat making book, but you have a 1K

By Dankrigannon Mon Nov 08, 2004 11:09 pm
what is a good mixer? I guess my question is, is it possible to sequence a midi keyboard on a mpc 1000s sequencer?

pro tools would be a good way to mix right?
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By stereoroid Tue Nov 09, 2004 11:40 am
Yup, it works, I do it with a Kawai K5000S.
If you get bored, have a go at some words and pictures I did on the topic a few months ago: http://stereoroid.com/sounds/mpc1000/mpcmidi1.php

PS: This is the Newbie Forum, the boss says that "read the manual" is not the response people want, even if it's the right one... 8)

I think he just meant an audio mixer, to mix the sounds from all your gear together. When the Motif is synced to the MPC by MIDI, both will be producing sound, how will you mix that down to 2 tracks? You don't need to transfer the audio into ProTools to produce a mix.
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By BRAVO Tue Nov 09, 2004 12:44 pm
well I suggested reading the manual as a friendly peice of advice.....Not like i said RTFM

Neebie section yes....Please spoon feed me section it is not. I love helping people...Like ive said b4, I needed help once upon a time and I still do from time to time so helping aint an issue.

I just feel with a little more desire to learn, the manual(s) for your equipment would have been the 1st thing to pick up and study.

Maybe its just me :roll: Am I being to hard?!