Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
By Garrettjwilke Fri Jul 12, 2013 9:31 pm
so ive been using the free jjos for a while now...i want to buy the paid version so i decided to try it out first...i installed JJOSxl and immediately loaded a sample and went into trim mode...
my workflow is usually done by finding a loop and holding pad 13 down to see if it loops nicely...but Pad 13 doesnt do anything for me...is there something that im missing? maybe a new way to do this? or is this feature removed?
By Garrettjwilke Fri Jul 12, 2013 11:59 pm
thanks...but that doesnt have any info as to why pad 13 doesnt loop my selection...is there no way to loop a selection? sometimes i have very tricky samples that i need to loop BEFORE i extract it and chop it...
if you dont know what im talking about, load up jjos 3.10(free) then go to trim mode, make a selection and hold down PAD 13 and you'll know what im talking about...in my opinion, it is a very important feature that is simply not there anymore
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By Bugfix Sat Jul 13, 2013 7:57 am
This is clearly written in link above:

"If PAD1-PAD4 is pressed, a sample will be playback by NOTE ON.
If PAD5-PAD8 is pressed, a sample will be playback by ONE SHOT."

You have to engage a loop first.
By Garrettjwilke Sat Jul 13, 2013 3:13 pm
no it doesnt clearly state my question at all...in that page, it only mentions anything to do with pads 1-12...the special functions on pads 13-16 are not mentioned at all...pads 13-16 work completely different from all of the rest of the pads and pad 13 used to be my main part of my chopping workflow because i sample in between transients, so it's very hard to determine if my chop is good without this VERY important function...
i guess i have to make a selection, and then go into the loop mode and set the parameters for that just to do something very simple...
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By Bugfix Sat Jul 13, 2013 3:50 pm
OK, in fact :lol: it doesn't clearly state this.. Pad13 plays the loop like it used to do, you have to turn ON the loop (F4).