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By misscoley-cole Mon Aug 22, 2005 2:12 am
Yeah you can record the sound or better yet if Cubase reads .wav files u can load it there add effects, save and load back up in your mpc. Now u say real time so if u wanted to do that u would have to sync your mpc via MIDI and also have the outs of the mpc going into the cmputer to record as you go. Not real sure though but i think thats right but I know the first thing I said will work.

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By Luigi Mon Aug 22, 2005 11:52 am
mm dont really get it...

what I what to do is make a beat on the mpc. but add effects on the compuer. in realtime,
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By Smoove03 Mon Aug 22, 2005 12:18 pm
Luigi wrote:mm dont really get it...

what I what to do is make a beat on the mpc. but add effects on the compuer. in realtime,


naw man i havent heard of anything like that - at least not yet....

you'll probably need an effects processor or something
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By samuraisam Mon Aug 22, 2005 1:17 pm
if you have a hardware accelerated soundcard you can do it.

i can add reverb etc with my emu 0404, and its in realtime

By Luigi Mon Aug 22, 2005 1:31 pm
if your soundcard got internat effects?

By drumtrack Mon Aug 22, 2005 1:50 pm
I do that with a DIGI001 & Pro Tools LE. It has a latency of 2 milliseconds. Good enough. I run 10 mono tracks through RTAS without problems. Some plugins have more latency than others tho, be aware of that. A card with a chip with onboard hardware FX is cool but most of those FX are rubbish :cry:
A Powercore is a solution. Kind of expensive but people say its worth the investment