Can the MPC Echo Midi Data?

I'm still on my hunt for a resolution to my Midi problems while using the Moog as a trigger.

I was curious if there is a way that the MPC could echo midi data from one midi channel (the one being physically played) to another midi channel (the one that already is sequenced and playing)?

If so, are there any parameters to control such ie On/Off, What Channel, etc?

I'm stumped. Moog is stumped. and Akai thinks I'm crazy.

ShaneFontane wrote:I'm still on my hunt for a resolution to my Midi problems while using the Moog as a trigger.

I was curious if there is a way that the MPC could echo midi data from one midi channel (the one being physically played) to another midi channel (the one that already is sequenced and playing)?

If so, are there any parameters to control such ie On/Off, What Channel, etc?

I'm stumped. Moog is stumped. and Akai thinks I'm crazy.

I don't think so.

Upright wrote:I don't think so.

I shall continue my wait for enlightenment. Thanks.

hmmm. a lot of times, midi clock will trigger small things on tracks that have no active channal or data. Your not talking about that tho right?

King_Vitamin wrote:hmmm. a lot of times, midi clock will trigger small things on tracks that have no active channal or data. Your not talking about that tho right?

I don't think so, could you further explain "small things' by maybe giving me an example?

The only time i had midi playing when there wasn't supposed to , is when i had "continuous sample track" set to "ON" on a midi track that was muted.
Maybe you messed with the continuous sample track feature.
Greetz...

small things like a very short sustained blip on every "one" for ex.

ShaneFontane wrote:I'm still on my hunt for a resolution to my Midi problems while using the Moog as a trigger.

I was curious if there is a way that the MPC could echo midi data from one midi channel (the one being physically played) to another midi channel (the one that already is sequenced and playing)?

If so, are there any parameters to control such ie On/Off, What Channel, etc?

I'm stumped. Moog is stumped. and Akai thinks I'm crazy.

I wouldn't really trust Moog's MIDI implementation , but that's a whole different story.
On the MPC the SOFT THRU function determines what happens with the incoming MIDI info from the controller.
It can be various modes ranging from Controlled by sequencer track, OMNI to various outs or sets of outs, ALL of OFF.
The manuals give you the details of the settings.
The question is what Moog are you using and what are the setting in the Moog doing?
Using the Moog as a controller means if the settings in the Moog aren't correct then it may be resending, rechanneling or responding to incoming MIDI data.
This is the type of thing that makes it change patches, parameters, play ghost notes etc.
In a couple of different setups with certain synths I had to turn off the sys-ex and the program changes on the synth to keep them under control.

The Maker wrote:I wouldn't really trust Moog's MIDI implementation , but that's a whole different story.
On the MPC the SOFT THRU function determines what happens with the incoming MIDI info from the controller.
It can be various modes ranging from Controlled by sequencer track, OMNI to various outs or sets of outs, ALL of OFF.
The manuals give you the details of the settings.
The question is what Moog are you using and what are the setting in the Moog doing?
Using the Moog as a controller means if the settings in the Moog aren't correct then it may be resending, rechanneling or responding to incoming MIDI data.
This is the type of thing that makes it change patches, parameters, play ghost notes etc.
In a couple of different setups with certain synths I had to turn off the sys-ex and the program changes on the synth to keep them under control.

Thanks bro. I'll try messing with the SYS SEX stuff. I
m running a Little Phatty. I have my MPC set to trigger my virus and moog by track.

If you feel like a real challenge, peep my thread with all the info:
http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=59465

LOL. Thanks for your help man!

Fasttracker wrote:The only time i had midi playing when there wasn't supposed to , is when i had "continuous sample track" set to "ON" on a midi track that was muted.
Maybe you messed with the continuous sample track feature.
Greetz...

Thanks. I will look into that!

King_Vitamin wrote:small things like a very short sustained blip on every "one" for ex.

weird. midi is a weird being of sorts. lol

Bah! nothig still works AND i have discovered that the Moog is not transmitting data on its lowest first octave! excellent! damn thing has me all frustrated...

Try asking ma-man MPC-3000,he might be able to help you in this area. jus click here and subscribe.

http://www.midicase.com/akai

DJ-T wrote:Try asking ma-man MPC-3000,he might be able to help you in this area. jus click here and subscribe.

http://www.midicase.com/akai

thanks bro... will check it out... i'm kinda thinking it might be the moog OS

Shane try turning the Phatty local to off (I know you said that it was I mean still use the off setting) and change the MIDI send channel to 1 and the MIDI recieve to 2.
Then change the MPC channel for the Phatty to 2B.
Try the Phatty that way.