Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
By FatB Thu May 07, 2015 10:35 am
Hi,

like the title said it all, i can not change the filter values in Track Mute screen, i am sure there is a waqy, but for now, i would need some help with that.

Thanks in advance and much love from Marseille.
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By le rat Fri May 08, 2015 9:57 am
Hi,
Got an explanation for you :)

It works if you send CC#2 or CC#74 for Filter Cutoff or CC#71 for Filter Resonance.
The 0-127 range is converted and added on top of the 0-100 range of the program.
For example :
-if the program value is 50 and you send a value of 31 with a #CC you got a final value of 75.
-if the program value is 20 and you send a value of 31 you got 45.
-if the program value is 30 and you send a value of 127 you got 100.
-if the program value is 0 and you send 64 you got 50.
- if the program value is 0 and you send 127 you got 100.

It only works on the active track unless you put multitimbrality mode ON.

Hope this helps.
Paece from le Havre :wink:
By FatB Fri May 08, 2015 9:06 pm
I haven't been specific enough i am sorry i meant on an audio track. On some drum tracks (using programs) it all works fine, but when i've a sample on a audio track it doesn't work. So yeah, i use to convert the samples onto programs, but for some reasons, sometimes i'd rather use an audio track. In that case i totally missed the way to apply filter in track mute mode using one of the sliders, they are useless in an audio track on mute screen. (i record my songs from here, jammin between next seq and tracks mute).

Thanks LeRat, mes hommages du sud :)
By FatB Mon Jun 22, 2015 12:45 pm
i can't have it workin, but thanks anyway, i will focus more deeply on it. but if i assign the (for example) cc1 (modulation wheel) to slider 1 which is set to the LPF, nothing happens, even if i am on the track i need to modulate.. it actually works but on the main screen, if i switch to the track mute screen, it modulates the pitch of the sample, not the filter, how weiiiird !