How do you deactivate the MPC X Anti-Aliasing Filters?

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CharlesRandolph wrote:

Fre$hBreath wrote:You must do an awful lot of talking and not enough listening outside of the internet. I asked specifically if Anti-Aliasing could be turned off for a specific reason.

You must do an awful lot of BUYING and not RESEARCHING the gear you buy. No the A.A.F can not be bypassed. Use the Air Lo Fi plug in.

You just put a quarter in your ass and played yourself...

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CharlesRandolph wrote:

Fre$hBreath wrote:You just put a quarter in your ass and played yourself...

Thank you Big Daddy Kane. When are you going to pose for Play Girl again?

You know what? I'm taking your troll posts too seriously. I forgot that it's okay to laugh at a joke...

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you could try this: Download the service manual of the s900, find the filter, open it up and bridge the component(s). Portability is not given tho
peace

Is there a way I could delete this discussion? It's gone totally left and I already got the answer I needed...

Fre$hBreath wrote:Is there a way I could delete this discussion? It's gone totally left and I already got the answer I needed...

You might be able to ask a moderator to delete... my advice is to just ignore it and move on though.