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 Airyck Thu May 23, 2013 3:04 pm
I hope this means by tomorrow :nod: Three day weekend ahead and I'd love to work with the new update :smoker:
By BremenCole Thu May 23, 2013 5:27 pm
Airyck wrote:I hope this means by tomorrow :nod: Three day weekend ahead and I'd love to work with the new update :smoker:


I don't havemuch faith in it happening, but tomorrow would be perfect :)
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By Airyck Thu May 23, 2013 5:46 pm
BremenCole wrote:
Airyck wrote:I hope this means by tomorrow :nod: Three day weekend ahead and I'd love to work with the new update :smoker:


I don't havemuch faith in it happening, but tomorrow would be perfect :)


imminent = "about to happen" or "likely to occur at any moment"

antonyms = distant, remote

:lol:

I don't want to get my hopes up either but, imminent is a strong word lol :lol:
By e9000k Thu May 23, 2013 8:26 pm
Airyck wrote:I hope this means by tomorrow :nod: Three day weekend ahead and I'd love to work with the new update :smoker:


Com'on no way Akai would time it that way lol
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By sally Thu May 23, 2013 8:50 pm
Airyck wrote:imminent = "about to happen" or "likely to occur at any moment"

antonyms = distant, remote

:lol:

I don't want to get my hopes up either but, imminent is a strong word lol :lol:

:lol: :lol:
By GoofyGutt Thu May 23, 2013 9:48 pm
Fanu wrote:If – and this is a strong if – this fixes my crash issues, a celebratory beer WILL be in order!


Just went and bought a beer just to be prepared for the 1.4 release :D
By mcroepster Thu May 23, 2013 10:48 pm
A followup from Akai

Being the diligent DJ hacks that were are, we always send our reviews in for fact checking. Thankfully, the review slipped through reasonably unscathed, but a couple of issues we discovered have actually been fixed in the forthcoming v1.4 software update. So rather than wait to revisit particular parts, Akai have given us the exclusive look at what the next version of the software will bring. It’s good to see that Akai are constantly evolving the features and rapidly fixing the bugs.


Version 1.4 (April 2013) New features
•64-bit support for PC/Mac. The standalone application, VST and Audio Unit plugins now have 64-bit versions.
•Ability to load samples when playing.
•Ability to export return buses.
•Auto-save function (see preferences window).
•Control surface buttons auto-repeat when you hold them down (useful for zoom, locate, etc).
•Quick bank/mode selection via button double-tap. You can double-tap shift to enter “shift lock” mode. You can also double-tap bank/mode buttons directly.

Akai Professional is continually updating and enhancing the MPC experience. This document lists the new features, fixes and improvements made to your MPC software.

MPC Release Notes 1
•Multiple file selection in file browser.
•New file browser folder button behavior. The 1-5 buttons retain their stored location when you move away from them; the location can be set by press-and-hold.
•QLink control of zoom and scroll in the sample editor.
•Added a sample overview in sample editor.
•LCD sample editor supports zoom and scroll.
• MIDI clock receive.
•Ability to alphabetically sort the samples list (see button over the Sample list)
•New command history window, with the ability to drag the undo position around (Edit>History…).
•Holding shift at startup skips any autoload files.

Improvements
•Improved performance when switching sequences suddenly. No more dropped beats!
•Improved display of events in the track view.
•Grids and lists show when they have lost focus.
•Title bar shows “+” when the project has unsaved changes.
•Updated the UI in many other areas.
•Click and drag in grid headers to audition a range of events.
•Track view supports region select across multiple tracks.
•Undo/redo buttons on toolbar.
•Effects selection has updated UI, with sort by vendor/type.
•Rationalize track types.
•You can now assign “no program” to a track.
•Optimization and performance improvements for better workflow.
•Fixed many bugs.
•Fix MIDI sync send.
•Fixed hardware screen corruption issues.




peace :smoker:
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By optik415 Fri May 24, 2013 1:35 am
psr wrote:sounds good. looking forward to it.

I'm looking forward to using LOOM and VACUUM PRO in MPC software. They are only 64bit


I want these synths RIGHT NOW! Especially vacuum pro.Waves element is my new fav but doesnt read as a VSTi in the MPC software.Its not a bug or anything,waves didnt make the .dll the right way so it doesnt show up as a instrument in certain daws.In the meantime im bout to load up TyrellN6 ver.3 and see how that sounds.
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By JAH Fri May 24, 2013 5:09 am
I picked up Loom this past week.
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By optik415 Fri May 24, 2013 5:52 am
JAH wrote:I picked up Loom this past week.


How is it?