Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By Logic718 Wed Jun 29, 2005 2:06 pm
The manual states you can control a single sample and have it pitched between keys on an external controller. I'm able to do this on the SP itself, but when I try it with my motif, I hear all my samples, but the one I selected is not multipitched. Has anyone used this feature? I read somewhere else that "it just doesn't work" but I refuse to believe that. Can anyone confirm?

Logic

By elmacaco Wed Jun 29, 2005 4:32 pm
Doesn't the manual give you a keyrange where multipitch is? It's in another octave or something.

By elmacaco Wed Jun 29, 2005 6:47 pm
ha ha!!!

By Logic718 Wed Jun 29, 2005 7:42 pm
Yes the manual says its in another octave actually right after the last note which plays a sample. I tried to play it there, but nothing plays. I hardly ever ask questions on these forms because I read a lot. And if I'm come to you guys its because I've exahausted all my known resources. Ntalec..Instead of "your just doing it wrong" can you shead some light on what your doing?

By ntalec Wed Jun 29, 2005 11:10 pm
Logic718 wrote:Ntalec..Instead of "your just doing it wrong" can you shead some light on what your doing?


D*mn, I just don't get it is it me or are these things really that hard to use :?

once you have turned on the MIDI recieve channel/ POLY mode/ Pitch Keys=YES

go to your keyboard find the key that contains the sample you want to multi, hold that down move up to just past where the last sample pad would have been on the keyboard and you have your multi's.
Gotta keep holding the key down that you want to multi.
This is kool because you can switch sounds without have to change any settings on the SP.
Was that a good enough instead????

By ntalec Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:14 pm
Logic718 wrote:Ah. Thank you.. I was pressing the "play button" on the SP not the key on the keyboard. And yes that was good enough :wink:


:P , and you thought I was being an *ss with my first reply. :lol: :lol: