
By bees80
Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:30 pm
40Beatz wrote:Bezo wrote:-Any VI other than a drum synth
Exactly!!!!!
To Me The MPC IS A Drum Synth lol
Then you have no clue what a synthesizer is or what it means


40Beatz wrote:Bezo wrote:-Any VI other than a drum synth
Exactly!!!!!
To Me The MPC IS A Drum Synth lol


hellnegative wrote:Monotremata wrote:I think aside from a sampler that works more like a real sampler, everything I need would require new hardware heh. I just want a couple more outputs and the CV/Gates. Im totally good with everything else at this point.
EDIT: wait a sec. Portamento/Glide would be rad so I could use it on MPC programs. My Emu and Bass Station both have it though and one of those is handling bass duties usually, and when it gets here the TD-3 will be doing it in its own sequencer..
Which samplers are you comparing it to?
bees80 wrote:
Then you have no clue what a synthesizer is or what it means
Monotremata wrote:
That big picture over to the right. Cant miss it its right in the center. If that thing had the MPCs sequencer.. **** a..
Guilleonline wrote:For a change in requests ( I have never heard anyone complain about this) I would love to see more UNDO steps. I mean, why do we only get one UNDO step?

40Beatz wrote:bees80 wrote:
Then you have no clue what a synthesizer is or what it means
A SYNTHESIZER is an electronic musical instrument that generates audio signals. Synthesizers generate audio through methods including subtractive synthesis, additive synthesis, and frequency modulation synthesis.
"Subtractive synthesis" is a method of sound synthesis in which partials of an audio signal (often one rich in harmonics) are attenuated by a filter to alter the timbre of the sound....POSSIBLE
"Additive synthesis" is a sound synthesis technique that creates timbre by adding sine waves together...POSSIBLE
"Frequency modulation synthesis" is a form of sound synthesis whereby the frequency of a waveform is changed by modulating its frequency with a modulator....POSSIBLE
I May Be Wrong Tho![]()




Hideous mutant wrote:Guilleonline wrote:For a change in requests ( I have never heard anyone complain about this) I would love to see more UNDO steps. I mean, why do we only get one UNDO step?
We already have way more than 1 Undo step, the screen won't follow all the steps backwards. I'd like to see Undo working on most/all of the basic functions, like transpose from the Main page.

Guilleonline wrote:So how do I undo more than one step. For example if I'm editing a sample (a lengthy one) and decide to do a fade in and then a fade out, I can ONLY undo the fade out. How would you undo the fade I'm talking about standalone FYI. Pressing undo multiple times doesn't affect beyond the very last step for me. More than happy to learn something here