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By Sixtring Tue Aug 29, 2006 4:56 am
If I have a beat...and I assign effects to the pads....I dont like turning My MPC off and turning it back on and having the effect go back to flying pan. It just isnt something that I like on my beats...and then I have to go change the effect to whatever it was and remember my settings? I dont have that kinda memory and I dont want to be writing down all this bullshit....I shouldnt have to. So is there a way to save my mixer settings for a program or a sequence?

By 8bitsofdeath Wed Aug 30, 2006 1:57 pm
if there is a fx combo that you use a lot, just save it as a fx preset in your autoload.
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By Sixtring Wed Aug 30, 2006 5:40 pm
Hey thanks for telling me that... Nobody else seemes to want to help. That really pisses me off. When I get like 100 views and 1 reply. So yeah thanks a lot
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By Antonym Wed Aug 30, 2006 6:06 pm
that's what happens when we see RTFM questions that have been answered roughly 100 times in the past
By sparq Wed Aug 30, 2006 6:28 pm
Sixtring wrote:If I have a beat...and I assign effects to the pads....I dont like turning My MPC off and turning it back on and having the effect go back to flying pan. It just isnt something that I like on my beats...and then I have to go change the effect to whatever it was and remember my settings? I dont have that kinda memory and I dont want to be writing down all this ****....I shouldnt have to. So is there a way to save my mixer settings for a program or a sequence?
or you can just save your beat as a project file (save entire memory) that saves the fx and mixer settings for that seq. along with the samples and pgms that were used. so all you have to do is just load that prj file and everything will come back to the way you left it.