Post your views and questions about the Akai MPC2500
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By savilion Fri Feb 10, 2006 6:18 am
who would like to see each layer of a pad have separate filter settings or a option that triggers more then one pad with the touch of one pad ...like on the xl.... this way u can set separate filters ???just wondering does anyone care about this option anymore...because i thought it was super important to filter your drum layers diffrent and have the option to change them at any time... instead of resampling where u cant change the filter settings....

I donno maybe I m to used to my mpc2000 and the great simult button that no one cares about here hahah.............well if anyone feels the same way lets hear what u have to say


WORD TO MARS


Savilion

By _Stilo_ Fri Feb 10, 2006 9:00 am
Why do you keep posting the same question over and over, each time opening a new thread for it? It is already hard enough to follow all the threads just in this forum. If you wanna get attention, please keep it to ONE thread.

I guess you'll just have to keep triggering four different pads separately. I see that the "play also" function can be very useful, and of course it's curious why they didn't keep it in the 2500 (does it work in the 1k maybe?). But I didn't really miss it yet on the other hand.



Peace,
Stilo.

By UndsOverd Talent Fri Feb 10, 2006 9:03 am
yo man....i feel u on that. To be honest, I havnt messed with the 2000 allot, but that could definately expand some serious music making boundries...
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By savilion Fri Feb 10, 2006 9:13 am
maybe if some 2500 users make a stink about it ...it may happen...I mean I upgraded to only loose features??...it makes no sence lets hear some people who want this feature??
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By jahrome Fri Feb 10, 2006 11:25 am
One too many threads about the same thing for sure.....

But, although this feature may have been useful for many that used the previous MPCs, there is an easy work around. Just layer the sounds directly into the sequencer. You can adjust the filters seperately as much as you like to get the sound you want...and then re-sample it, if you choose.
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By udenjoe Fri Feb 10, 2006 8:35 pm
I also don't care for many of the postings. Especailly vague ones tick me off, "A question about the mpc.." and the like. Put your question in the title, not that this post didn't. Well done poster at least you did that.

Another thing for administrators, you guys should put a posting rules *READ BEFORE POSTING* sticky at the top of each forum.
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By savilion Sat Feb 11, 2006 4:14 am
yea i guess I will settle for the downgrade they did with the simult on the mpc2500 and the rest of you will aswell caz I m sure you dont care caz you never knew the option exsisted ....boo hoooooooooooooo to mANY POSTS WELL IF SOME ONE JUST AWNSER ONE i D BE HAPPY .....go CRY ON YOUR KEYBOARDS ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF POSTS U GOTTA READ ..**** NERDS!