
By AnSolas
Tue May 28, 2013 5:44 pm
I love automation either, but sometimes it sounds more natural to just tweak the knobs while sampling until it sounds perfect 


AnSolas wrote:I love automation either, but sometimes it sounds more natural to just tweak the knobs while sampling until it sounds perfect

Airyck wrote:AnSolas wrote:I love automation either, but sometimes it sounds more natural to just tweak the knobs while sampling until it sounds perfect
A valid method for sureJust wish we could tweek the sampler while sampling :/

AnSolas wrote:Airyck wrote:AnSolas wrote:I love automation either, but sometimes it sounds more natural to just tweak the knobs while sampling until it sounds perfect
A valid method for sureJust wish we could tweek the sampler while sampling :/
Yeh I already posted a request for this, you can vote for it at:
http://community.akaipro.com/akai_profe ... sample_rec


4dbskitzo wrote:what the....everyone not understand the question or what?
On the MPC ren is it possible to have 2 vst' running or more, on a single track to combi the sounds together and create layered sounds without having to multi track them? if so, how do i do it?

4dbskitzo wrote:what the....everyone not understand the question or what?

Airyck wrote:4dbskitzo wrote:what the....everyone not understand the question or what?
The question was answered and solutions/workarounds were provided by at least 3 people in the beginning of the thread. Bringing all this up just seeded more conversations on what else could be done with some of the solutions that were thought up regarding the original question.
But just so that we are clear....
No you can't use more than one instrument plugin on a track in the MPC software.
Possible workarounds are to use a plugin that is capable of loading vsti's and being loaded as a vsti itself.
Such as Metaplugin / Energy XT (PC only) / Xlutop Chainer (PC only)
All of these allow you to load multiple VSTi's and also be loaded into an instrument slot in the MPC software allowing you to trigger multiple VSTi's from one track.