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 Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:28 pm
TT_Lab wrote:
bearhead wrote:
IMAKEMADBEATS wrote:One good thing:

You can now resample vintage mode without having to record from the stereo outs of the hardware. Just go to RESAMPLE in Sample Record mode.


How would that work, exactly? Would it make an audio file of my midi notes with ring mode applied?

Yes. Just resample it.
Thanks IMAKEMADBEATS really nice feature you found!!!


Oh, okay cool. :nod:
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By IMAKEMADBEATS Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:43 pm
TT_Lab wrote:
bearhead wrote:
IMAKEMADBEATS wrote:One good thing:

You can now resample vintage mode without having to record from the stereo outs of the hardware. Just go to RESAMPLE in Sample Record mode.


How would that work, exactly? Would it make an audio file of my midi notes with ring mode applied?

Yes. Just resample it.
Thanks IMAKEMADBEATS really nice feature you found!!!


No problem homey!
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By bearhead Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:20 pm
DJ Hellfire wrote:You can also export with vintage mode, but not as a stereo mixdown. Only as a stereo mix. This was another find by Mr MADBEATS! So you could just solo a sound you want it on and export, then re-import! :nod:


I did that, but it kind of **** up the tempo a little bit...
By J.O.BEATS Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:58 pm
IMAKEMADBEATS wrote:One good thing:

You can now resample vintage mode without having to record from the stereo outs of the hardware. Just go to RESAMPLE in Sample Record mode.



This is outstanding news! I really like the 60 mode so it's nice to actually be able to use it :smoker:
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By IMAKEMADBEATS Mon Feb 25, 2013 10:17 pm
DJ Hellfire wrote:You can also export with vintage mode, but not as a stereo mixdown. Only as a stereo mix. This was another find by Mr MADBEATS! So you could just solo a sound you want it on and export, then re-import! :nod:


yesssss
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By DJ Hellfire Mon Feb 25, 2013 11:55 pm
bearhead wrote:
DJ Hellfire wrote:You can also export with vintage mode, but not as a stereo mixdown. Only as a stereo mix. This was another find by Mr MADBEATS! So you could just solo a sound you want it on and export, then re-import! :nod:


I did that, but it kind of **** up the tempo a little bit...


Did you resequence the exported parts with the default quantize settings?
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By bearhead Tue Feb 26, 2013 12:23 am
DJ Hellfire wrote:
bearhead wrote:
DJ Hellfire wrote:You can also export with vintage mode, but not as a stereo mixdown. Only as a stereo mix. This was another find by Mr MADBEATS! So you could just solo a sound you want it on and export, then re-import! :nod:


I did that, but it kind of **** up the tempo a little bit...


Did you resequence the exported parts with the default quantize settings?


You may have to reword that.

What I did was chopped up a sample, then played that new loop through the vintage mode and recorded that as a full signal, then I rechopped it.

Anyway, I found a way around that. I just resample the full sample before I chop it initially.
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By DJ Hellfire Tue Feb 26, 2013 12:46 am
bearhead wrote:
DJ Hellfire wrote:
bearhead wrote:I did that, but it kind of **** up the tempo a little bit...


Did you resequence the exported parts with the default quantize settings?




then I rechopped it.


This is likely the issue! It's gonna be hard to chop it the same exact way. So what you would need to do is export the exact bar amount of your sequence, for example, if your sequence is 8 bars, export the entire EXACT 8 bars of the sample track. Then chop it into equal 1/4 bar pieces, and sequence the pieces to every 1/4 bar with the quantize set to 50, 0 shift, 100% strength. This should have your sequence have the exact same feel as the original, provided the MPC software is sample accurate when exporting!