By B-Wise
Wed Apr 01, 2026 3:18 pm
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MPC-Tutor wrote:J.O.BEATS wrote:Audition volume. Any way to change? Ani missing something? Annoying scrolling sounds when they are louder than the seq
Not that I can find, was looking for this yesterday. These are the kind of feature requests I think they should focus on, quality of life stuff.


acronym wrote:Give me grid edit
Lampdog wrote:acronym wrote:Give me grid edit
Had no choice on most legacy MPC's but to use step edit. Now that I'm spoiled on grid edit I WANT it, but I just don't see that happening on MPC Sample. Depending on how many notes you use a grid edit on MPC Sample can quickly become a dot matrix screen that looks like the S2400, I don't think anyone wants that for this machine.

Tapuno wrote:No, its not the fat **** I was supposed to **** but never did.
And, no that is not a dude. Its my sister.

aes-one wrote:I have a simple request...please make it possible to manually turn off the onboard speaker. I have the MPC Sample playing audio through my computer via USB and the speaker doesn't automatically turn off like it would if I plugged in headphones or the audio outputs.
An easy workaround for now is to just plug in headphones or anything to the outputs to have the speaker shut off, and audio will still transfer via USB. For example I am just using a 1/4"->1/8" adapter plugged into one of the audio outputs to disable the speaker that way. it works but its kinda janky, a manual shut off feature would be nice.


Elijah wrote:aes-one wrote:I have a simple request...please make it possible to manually turn off the onboard speaker. I have the MPC Sample playing audio through my computer via USB and the speaker doesn't automatically turn off like it would if I plugged in headphones or the audio outputs.
An easy workaround for now is to just plug in headphones or anything to the outputs to have the speaker shut off, and audio will still transfer via USB. For example I am just using a 1/4"->1/8" adapter plugged into one of the audio outputs to disable the speaker that way. it works but its kinda janky, a manual shut off feature would be nice.
If you just want to mute the onboard speaker while using USB audio, you can simply turn the volume knob down to zero.

acronym wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl-_0b19zbQ