Support and discussion for all of Akai’s modern standalone MPCs including the MPC X / X SE, MPC Live 1, 2 & 3, MPC One / One+, MPC Key 37/61.
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By Ill-Green Sat Jan 21, 2017 7:09 pm
eclipxe wrote:
mr_debauch wrote:it's odd that a limitation of 8 audio tracks wont allow you to get 2 for 1 if using mono instead of stereo... there was a time when using MPCs was all mono.


Don't worry about the limit. It won't be there for long
16 audio mono tracks sounds good to me.
By willisill Sat Jan 21, 2017 7:15 pm
Thanks, Joe. Tough to articulate everyone's questions/concerns, but I think you covered a lot of the main bases. Happy to hear that portamento is a "priority", but that sidechain answer concerns me a bit (the mixer has been reworked? lol). Having the release pushed back further and further is always concerning, but hopefully it's more bc they're adding features and not just bc it's bug-ridden.
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By rookie Sat Jan 21, 2017 10:46 pm
good stuff looking forward to more. Andy needs to learn his product though, to many Im not sure and let me get back to you, if anybody he should know whats going on with the MP...just saying.
By D.J.P Sun Jan 22, 2017 2:17 am
And i love Andys last sentence: If you love it, buy it :)

So do so folks :)

Btw, good marketing. I you say there will be other options, ppl wait till the other options
are out and you will never sale. Like it happend with the Touch. Was fair from Dan last year, but i was not good marketing (btw. THX Dan, i'm so glad i waited !!!!!)

I think MPC-X will be great next to my Push2. Maschine Studio is running already not as a VST and will be replaced by the MPC-X. Hope the X is able to sequence my hardware synths by midi. Maschine was not :(

I joint this forum after the REN came out, read a lot and decided to wait. No it's time to come home. At least it feels that way :)

THX again to Saintjoe and Andy and MPC-Tutor for the great Forum and the great eBooks!
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By daftmunk Sun Jan 22, 2017 1:11 pm
some good questions here, especially the first one for me personally about the Standalone to Controller mode workflow! Still a bit unclear though, so when you plug your Live/X to the computer, the software sees your standalone drive and copies the whole standalone project to your computer drive automatically? or it reads it straight off the hardware as a thumb drive and when you save it inside MPC software it makes a copy of the project on your computer?

i'm confused by Andy's answer...?
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By zangetsu01 Sun Jan 22, 2017 2:00 pm
daftmunk wrote:some good questions here, especially the first one for me personally about the Standalone to Controller mode workflow! Still a bit unclear though, so when you plug your Live/X to the computer, the software sees your standalone drive and copies the whole standalone project to your computer drive automatically? or it reads it straight off the hardware as a thumb drive and when you save it inside MPC software it makes a copy of the project on your computer?

i'm confused by Andy's answer...?


Andy said that it's similar to the older units of back in the days. Back in the days I had to choose the 'mount drive' option in the MPC 2500. I guess now its the option to choose between stand alone and controller mode. And from what I understood from Andy's explanation is that once your in controller mode the internal hard drive of the MPC will pop up like any other drive would.

That way you can load your project from within software 2.0. Just choose the MPC internal drive and load your project..

voila..
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By jpeg Sun Jan 22, 2017 2:01 pm
kinda disappointing that it does not stream samples directly from sd cards or usb; cos the sp505 had that back in 2002.

also seems like the connecting the device to the pc and going from controller mode to standalone should be improved.

the should of made the ram upgrade-able also