Hardware Driver Will Not Install

ierealm wrote:I was unaware you needed a computer to make it work.

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ierealm wrote:I have had the MPC Renaissance for a week now, but have been unable to use it since I was unaware you needed a computer to make it work. Does anyone have any suggestions? I knew this was bad ever since I got home last week and plugged the Renissance in and it just kept flashing lights and realized I needed a computer.

What do I do?? This is really unfortunate.

Wow and people blame the mpc lmao

JAH wrote:

ierealm wrote:I restarted the computer and it hasnt done it since. it seems to run smooth.
preferences says:

audio device tye: asio
device: mpc renassiance asio driver
active input chanels In 1 + 2
Sample Rate 44100 Hz
Audio Buffer Size 256 samples (5.8 ms)
Latency Adjust: 0

Not that section. Click on the 'Other' tab. Then in that menu, there will be a button that says 'Hardware info'. Click that button.

Oh Okay..

Tap Tempo : 2 taps
Filter all notes off CC __
Pad threshold : 8
pad sensitivity: 8
pad curve: a
footswitch none
footswitch 2 none
show hardware info
velocity=0
aftertouch=0
program change: off
vintage mode: none

thanks

ierealm wrote:

JAH wrote:

ierealm wrote:I restarted the computer and it hasnt done it since. it seems to run smooth.
preferences says:

audio device tye: asio
device: mpc renassiance asio driver
active input chanels In 1 + 2
Sample Rate 44100 Hz
Audio Buffer Size 256 samples (5.8 ms)
Latency Adjust: 0

Not that section. Click on the 'Other' tab. Then in that menu, there will be a button that says 'Hardware info'. Click that button.

Oh Okay..

Tap Tempo : 2 taps
Filter all notes off CC __
Pad threshold : 8
pad sensitivity: 8
pad curve: a
footswitch none
footswitch 2 none
show hardware info
velocity=0
aftertouch=0
program change: off
vintage mode: none

thanks

For the 3rd time, click the "show hardware info" button...

Sorry about that LOL

Firmware: v.1.01
Driver 2.9.48

By the way, can we not change the timing on individual tracks? Like turning the timing off on one track as an example, is that possible? Pretty sure I would do that on my 2000xl.

ierealm wrote:By the way, can we not change the timing on individual tracks? Like turning the timing off on one track as an example, is that possible? Pretty sure I would do that on my 2000xl.

Timing is pretty much the same with all MPCs. If there is something specific I am missing regarding the 2000XL, please let me know.

Timing Correct is accomplished during recording or after recording. It is done per track:
1. During recording, TC is applied to an individual track
2. After recording, TC can be applied to an entire tracks, specifics pads/notes, or a specified region.

DJ Hellfire wrote:

ierealm wrote:I was unaware you needed a computer to make it work.

WOW!

ierealm wrote:I was unaware you needed a computer to make it work.

Sorry dude but this just made my weekend. Spending lots of money without checking to see how the device actually works first is a classic rookie mistake!