By Stevie Boi 69
Mon Sep 12, 2022 2:28 pm
Hi all!
A good friend has been very generous and lent me his MPC Live II for almost a year now.
I've made loads of beats on it and need to transfer them to my computer to finish them.
I use Logic Pro X. And I've also downloaded the MPC Software to my computer.
When I go to sign in to the MPC Software I use my friends username and password and it never works.
My friend is sure that the login details are correct yet still, no dice.
Moving forward: What are my options from here?
Is there a way to use it with Logic Pro. All I want to do is transfer the individual tracks across and be able to edit and mix from there. I really don't want to have to record every single track in, one at a time, and then have to chop and drag them in time. This will take forever!
Ideally, in future, I'd like to use my computer with the MPC together while creating tracks because, while I find the MPC great for creating loops, I find it limiting when trying to think in longer sequences and more open arrangements.
Is there a way I can still use the MPC Software?
Should I download another program to use such as Ableton Live (I know nothing about Ableton but happy to learn).
Or is there a good way to get the MPC and Logic Pro working well together?
Many thanks in advance for any advice.
Have a great day.
A good friend has been very generous and lent me his MPC Live II for almost a year now.
I've made loads of beats on it and need to transfer them to my computer to finish them.
I use Logic Pro X. And I've also downloaded the MPC Software to my computer.
When I go to sign in to the MPC Software I use my friends username and password and it never works.
My friend is sure that the login details are correct yet still, no dice.
Moving forward: What are my options from here?
Is there a way to use it with Logic Pro. All I want to do is transfer the individual tracks across and be able to edit and mix from there. I really don't want to have to record every single track in, one at a time, and then have to chop and drag them in time. This will take forever!
Ideally, in future, I'd like to use my computer with the MPC together while creating tracks because, while I find the MPC great for creating loops, I find it limiting when trying to think in longer sequences and more open arrangements.
Is there a way I can still use the MPC Software?
Should I download another program to use such as Ableton Live (I know nothing about Ableton but happy to learn).
Or is there a good way to get the MPC and Logic Pro working well together?
Many thanks in advance for any advice.
Have a great day.



