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 bearhead Fri Feb 08, 2013 7:58 am
Okay, if any of you have encountered this issue, is there any fix for it?

The problem is that whenever I run line-in (RCA) with the MPC to sample something, occasionally, the noise will start splitting as if the bitrate is too high or something. Like it starts making a static-type noise, and whenever you record your sample, that noise gets in the sample, so I can't make a beat with that. I'm running Mac OSX 10.8.2 on a MBP with 4G of ram.
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By Airyck Fri Feb 08, 2013 7:10 pm
Just a hunch, but have you tried another USB cable with the Renaissance or another USB port?
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By Ill-Green Fri Feb 08, 2013 7:19 pm
Obtainius wrote:What are u sampling from? Vinyl?

Does it matter? He said he's using the RCA ins. I hear this issue from time to time with sampling on the Ren. Its good at importing sound files which most do anyway but sampling into the Ren needs to be adjusted.
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By emptysea Fri Feb 08, 2013 8:05 pm
bearhead wrote:The problem is that whenever I run line-in (RCA) with the MPC to sample something, occasionally, the noise will start splitting as if the bitrate is too high or something. Like it starts making a static-type noise, and whenever you record your sample, that noise gets in the sample, so I can't make a beat with that.
Ill-Green wrote:I hear this issue from time to time with sampling on the Ren. Its good at importing sound files which most do anyway but sampling into the Ren needs to be adjusted.

That's what happens when you rush to release an unfinished product that you have no experience in building, in a desperate attempt to catch up to Maschine. You would think that Akai would have at least got the most basic of features such as sampling right...
By Louie lou Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:02 pm
Static noise appears when your system in on heavy load sometimes and this is an issure with the ASIO drivers. Adjust your ASIO from Normal to above normal back to normal to the other preference until it disappears. This usually does the trick for me. Did it last night through a heavily loaded VST session. The noise is ridiculous. I hope this has been stabilized in 1.3.
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By Airyck Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:12 pm
emptysea wrote:That's what happens when you rush to release an unfinished product that you have no experience in building, in a desperate attempt to catch up to Maschine. You would think that Akai would have at least got the most basic of features such as sampling right...


Akai has at least as much experience building hardware as you do promoting Maschine and believe me its a **** load! :shock: :lol:
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By konc3pt Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:16 pm
emptysea wrote:That's what happens when you rush to release an unfinished product that you have no experience in building, in a desperate attempt to catch up to Maschine. You would think that Akai would have at least got the most basic of features such as sampling right...



if maschine was as great as you claim it, you'd stop trolling your competitors un-official forum, feeln insecure :hmmm:
By Obtainius Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:17 pm
Ill-Green wrote:
Obtainius wrote:What are u sampling from? Vinyl?

Does it matter? He said he's using the RCA ins. I hear this issue from time to time with sampling on the Ren. Its good at importing sound files which most do anyway but sampling into the Ren needs to be adjusted.



I thaugt it was a relevant question cause the same thing happened to me, only when sampling vinyl.
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By JAH Sat Feb 09, 2013 2:12 am
emptysea wrote:That's what happens when you rush to release an unfinished product that you have no experience in building, in a desperate attempt to catch up to Maschine. You would think that Akai would have at least got the most basic of features such as sampling right...

Catch up? Does Maschine perform any of these functions yet?
1. Record Pad/Track Mutes
2. Pad/Group Mixer
3. Support MP3 files
4. Full screen program editing
5. Insert/Delete slice markers
6. Group Global Editing
7. Full MIDI capabilities
8. Swing with Note Repeat
9. Browse computer hard drive via controller
10. Pad sample layers
11. Select plugin presets from the controller
12. Round-Robin sample triggering
13. Quantize already recorded events
14. Process individual slices
15. 24 bit / 16 bit recording option
16. Maschine VST with Step Sequencer
17. Enter numerical values from controller
18. Load a folder full of samples and sequences
19. Erase function that can select and quickly erase specific events
20. Pad Assign
21. Extensive Sequence Editing from hardware
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By bearhead Sat Feb 09, 2013 2:34 pm
Ill-Green wrote:
Obtainius wrote:What are u sampling from? Vinyl?

Does it matter? He said he's using the RCA ins. I hear this issue from time to time with sampling on the Ren. Its good at importing sound files which most do anyway but sampling into the Ren needs to be adjusted.


Well, I'm sampling from my Marantz PMD 201, but I don't really think that it matters where the audio is actually coming from. I've hooked my turntable up to the Ren and it did the same exact thing.
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By pk1 Sat Feb 09, 2013 4:13 pm
ohh jeez! of course jah felt compelled to start a maschine debate with the empty dingle. :cry:

sounds like you audio coming into the ren is peeking. i sample daily mic performances, and vinyl. never have this issue. with ren or studio. i dont meen to imply you dont know how to adjust your input gain, im sure your aware of this but id start there.