By 64hz
Fri Oct 02, 2020 4:22 pm
Janolat wrote:Lampdog wrote:Every mpc when converting song to seq uses the track assignments of the very first seq in the chain. This is in every mpc manual that I’ve read.
Make sure every seq has the EXACT same track assignments BEFORE converting.
Seq1...trk1/kik, trk2/snr, trk3/hhat, trk4/openhat, trk5/horn, trk6/toms
Seq2...trk1/kik, trk2/snr, trk3/hhat, trk4/openhat, trk5/horn, trk6/toms
Seq3...trk1/kik, trk2/snr, trk3/hhat, trk4/openhat, trk5/horn, trk6/toms
Seq4...trk1/kik, trk2/snr, trk3/hhat, trk4/openhat, trk5/horn, trk6/toms
Well, that's not my workflow but I will try it like that maybe. I usually would not assign a track for each sound of the drumkit I made. I would have the whole rhythm on one track and a variation on another. On sequence A track1 would be muted while on sequence B it would be track 2 that is muted while track 1 plays.
I still think it is a bug.
Otherwise tell me why it is playing correctly when I let it play in songmode?
Following your Logic this should not be the case. What benefit would it have that it works different when converting in song mode compared to playing back the songmode selection while in songmode?
Sry for all the songmodes
It's not a bug, atm you convert a song to a sequence it becomes ONE NEW sequence and since there has to be some track order that makes sense the mpc takes the track order from the sequence you select as first in song mode. If you just listen in song mode it plays one sequence after an other hence it will play the correct track order for the sequence playing.
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