Elijah wrote:kantholz wrote:Is it possible to trigger clips with an external controller? It would be so cool to do this.
Not at the moment, would be nice if it could be though.
B-Wise wrote:Glad to help.
Yes, holding the record button brings up a menu. I couldn't remember where that option was at. But when you do it that way, does it record every parameter change on all tracks or just on the Armed track(s)?
kreativsein wrote:Hello, can anyone tell me what software comes with the MPC Live III? I mean specifically the included plugins, synths, etc.? I can’t find a list of the included packages anywhere.
kreativsein wrote:Hello, can anyone tell me what software comes with the MPC Live III? I mean specifically the included plugins, synths, etc.? I can’t find a list of the included packages anywhere.
Shift Gorden wrote:Picked mine up on Friday, and I'm loving it.
Thanks, B-Wise, for solving the automation button thing - I was scratching my head about that earlier.
I'm really enjoying the feel of the new pads, and messing around with the quadrant triggers.
For me, the step sequencer is fire. Love not only sequencing using the 16 buttons, but the automation locks excite me.
Clip view works well for me as I've lived in Ableton Live for the last 20 years.
It's a smashing device - fast as hell.
I've just created a bit of a quandary for myself as I love my Key 61...first world problems for sure.
B-Wise wrote:Shift Gorden wrote:Picked mine up on Friday, and I'm loving it.
Thanks, B-Wise, for solving the automation button thing - I was scratching my head about that earlier.
I'm really enjoying the feel of the new pads, and messing around with the quadrant triggers.
For me, the step sequencer is fire. Love not only sequencing using the 16 buttons, but the automation locks excite me.
Clip view works well for me as I've lived in Ableton Live for the last 20 years.
It's a smashing device - fast as hell.
I've just created a bit of a quandary for myself as I love my Key 61...first world problems for sure.
I'm happy it's all working out for you. Now, maybe you can clear up some confusion for me. The Live3 was giving the Pad FX macros from the Force, but the L3 pad macros can activated with the 16 Function buttons instead of the drums, which is how all the demos showed & this had been just to showoff the new 16 step pads. My question is, can they also be triggered from the drum pads.
In the Force there's in the Qlink menu there's a Pad Grid option where you set up the 4 banks of 16 for a total of 64 pad macros where one pad bank is on screen where you can tap, The Force pads can be put into Pad Grid/FX mode to be used to trigger the macro (cool way to set up 64 mute/solos for tracks/pads & have access to all at once) Can the MPC pads also be put in this mode?
JackD wrote:The Pad macros can be stored only on the sequencer buttons above, but they are actually 64 as you will have 16x4 Lines to use.
jpeg wrote:some want the live 3 retro; but its missing the grey back drop for the pads and the buttons under the screen
B-Wise wrote:JackD wrote:The Pad macros can be stored only on the sequencer buttons above, but they are actually 64 as you will have 16x4 Lines to use.
Thanks. I aware there's 64 pad macros & by default they're set to use the top pads, but in the Pad Grid or Pad FX section in the Macro menu while you're setting them up can you tap the 16 yellow pad layout on the screen at least?
May this will help understand what I'm saying:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcOTrj3 ... r4mzbLAwnn
MPC-Tutor wrote:There’sa guy on Reddit who just tried to install mpc 2.10 on his new mpc live 3, I don’t really know where to begin with that one, assuming he’s not trolling.
Anyway it apparently allowed him to begin the downgrade but after an hour he force powered down and bricked it.
JackD wrote:Yes you can touch the screen to set them up, instead of pressing the button itself.
40Beatz wrote:Five Q-Links!!!!
