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.
By dgrambo Sun Sep 14, 2014 8:29 pm
Subby32 wrote:Everytime I switch presets in Hybrid it fuzzes out real bad and last night the program crashed and the resulting noise blew my speakers!
Way to go AKAI I waste $1299 two years ago on a Ren that has **** resale value, and now it finally gets initially advertised features and it still cant even function properly enough to not damage users' equipment.
I am seriously **** pissed off and akai should buy me new **** speakers.
No other plugins were in use or even installed other than Hybrid and 1.7
WTF!


Hybrid goes down on me too (not in a good way) But I never had the full volume output issue. That sucks. No other software I use crashes. Not sure whats going on over at Akai's programming dept. I do wish them success but obviously theyre going to have to hire some talent before they wreck themselves. Thanks for posting this. Im going to be sure and set all my Ren levels to max and control volume levels elsewhere.
By Chillin Mon Sep 15, 2014 9:10 am
FatGyver wrote:The other day, I was making music on my laptop, having it on my lap.
I happened to move a little, and it shifted a bit on my lap, causing the (long) Thunderbolt cable connecting my laptop to UAD Apollo Twin to come off for a split second, which was enough to break the connection. This was soon followed by a very high-pitch BEEEEEP. It was pretty loud. I was only having my headphones on, and it's hard to estimate how loud that would've been coming out of my monitors, but I didn't have them on.
Maybe the OP experienced something similar.



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By FatGyver Mon Sep 15, 2014 9:40 am
Chillin wrote:
FatGyver wrote:The other day, I was making music on my laptop, having it on my lap.
I happened to move a little, and it shifted a bit on my lap, causing the (long) Thunderbolt cable connecting my laptop to UAD Apollo Twin to come off for a split second, which was enough to break the connection. This was soon followed by a very high-pitch BEEEEEP. It was pretty loud. I was only having my headphones on, and it's hard to estimate how loud that would've been coming out of my monitors, but I didn't have them on.
Maybe the OP experienced something similar.



Are your ears still well?


WHAT I CANT HEAR YA

Yes; I had them very quiet as I was wearing my Audezes and my lady was asleep in the other room.