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By talontsiawd Mon Mar 27, 2006 4:51 pm
Ok, i just got my mpc accouple of days ago. I have this m-audio X-Session controller that i never use. It just has a bunch of knobs basically. Is there any way i could use this to control my mix functions an mpc?




Also, one more quick question...In trim mode, how do you make the increments bigger so when you use the data wheel, it's not change in .001 increments?
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By Mr modnaR Mon Mar 27, 2006 4:53 pm
talontsiawd wrote:Ok, i just got my mpc accouple of days ago. I have this m-audio X-Session controller that i never use. It just has a bunch of knobs basically. Is there any way i could use this to control my mix functions an mpc?




Also, one more quick question...In trim mode, how do you make the increments bigger so when you use the data wheel, it's not change in .001 increments?


1. no
2. shift+left cursor.
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By talontsiawd Mon Mar 27, 2006 4:55 pm
Mr modnaR wrote:
talontsiawd wrote:Ok, i just got my mpc accouple of days ago. I have this m-audio X-Session controller that i never use. It just has a bunch of knobs basically. Is there any way i could use this to control my mix functions an mpc?




Also, one more quick question...In trim mode, how do you make the increments bigger so when you use the data wheel, it's not change in .001 increments?


1. no
2. shift+left cursor.

Thanks.
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By Antonym Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:30 pm
mr modnar on some tech support type sh!t....you should move to india and get on a telephone. work for microsoft so when i call em up, you can talk in a hindi accent.

By sparq Mon Mar 27, 2006 7:36 pm
in trim mode, instead of using the data wheel, you can also use the q-link sliders. but for extremely fine incrments, you still have to use the data wheel.
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By Mike-P Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:32 pm
The data wheel is my favorite part of the MPC.
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By talontsiawd Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:34 pm
sparq wrote:in trim mode, instead of using the data wheel, you can also use the q-link sliders. but for extremely fine incrments, you still have to use the data wheel.

Exactly, i can never get things right with the q-sliders alone. And pardon my "newbieism". I'm sure i could have figured it out anyway but i was more concerned about my original question.
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By talontsiawd Mon Mar 27, 2006 9:44 pm
seatown350 wrote:how do you use tha slider on the trim mode im tryin to figure that out ?

All you do is hold down the "after" button and move the slider. Simple as that.
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By distortedtekno Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:11 am
yeah, we get silly like that. :)
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By bassics Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:56 am
you could use the midi controller [post MPC] but you'd have to run a soft sampler with your DAW, something like battery, copy ya samples used from MPC to PC, record MIDI data[sequences] to your DAW then use MIDI controller to further tweak MIDI information/MIDI plugs...actually would be far more flexible, but not many ppl are interested in this process I don't think as it can be a lil involved
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