JAH wrote:I see this thread becoming like the previous ones. I think it would be a good idea if forum members create a seperate thread if they think they have found a bug. Then others members can help trouble shoot or confirm the bug. Once a bug is confirned...then it can be reported here.
My two cents.
JAH wrote:I see this thread becoming like the previous ones. I think it would be a good idea if forum members create a seperate thread if they think they have found a bug. Then others members can help trouble shoot or confirm the bug. Once a bug is confirned...then it can be reported here.
My two cents.
JBM wrote:Assign 16 Levels (Decay) not working properly.
16 Levels: Type (Decay) still triggers the same Decay level for all 16 pads.
1. Load a sound. For example a dusty hi hat
2.Press 16 Level button
3.Assign the pad with the sound.
4. Select Type: Decay
5.Press F5
6.Press the pads and the all the pads trigger the same decay.
third wrote:my Trillian bass module volume still turns up when i switch sequences. waaaack. i thought this was in their fix?
JAH wrote:In Program Edit Mode, what type of Envelope are you using for the Pad? And do you have Decay set to 0? This will have an impact on 16 Level Decay.
JBM wrote:JAH wrote:In Program Edit Mode, what type of Envelope are you using for the Pad? And do you have Decay set to 0? This will have an impact on 16 Level Decay.
Hey Jah that's the work around with the sound copied to multiple pads and each Decay set to a different setting.
The 16 Levels Decay should work without having to change the decay in program mode. The 16 Levels (Attack) function works without having to make any changes to the attack in program mode. The attack changes with each pad.
MPC 3000 16 Level Decay is set where pad 1 decay is the very short decay of the sample triggered. Pad 16 is the Decay set to what would be 0 where the sample plays throughout.
Here's a MPC 3000 audio sample with 16 Level decay turned on for a snare with a hihat on the tail. I pressed each pad starting with Pad1 you will hear the subtle changes to decay from Pad1 and Pad16
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/08pxkw9 ... xample.mp3
JBM wrote:JAH wrote:In Program Edit Mode, what type of Envelope are you using for the Pad? And do you have Decay set to 0? This will have an impact on 16 Level Decay.
Hey Jah that's the work around with the sound copied to multiple pads and each Decay set to a different setting.
The 16 Levels Decay should work without having to change the decay in program mode. The 16 Levels (Attack) function works without having to make any changes to the attack in program mode. The attack changes with each pad.
MPC 3000 16 Level Decay is set where pad 1 decay is the very short decay of the sample triggered. Pad 16 is the Decay set to what would be 0 where the sample plays throughout.
Here's a MPC 3000 audio sample with 16 Level decay turned on for a snare with a hihat on the tail. I pressed each pad starting with Pad1 you will hear the subtle changes to decay from Pad1 and Pad16
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/08pxkw9 ... xample.mp3
