Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
By Gauner Thu Feb 01, 2007 10:47 am
So, I figured out already, there is no way of ROUTING EFFECTS THROUGH INDIVIDUAL OUTS?
First question:
Is it a hardware limitation, or could it be possible with an OS update?

Second Qeustion:
Does anyone know a way to get rid of the dry part of the delay effect signal?
I want to use the internal effects as a delay effect on the input (through). But I want to have only the delay (wet) part of it come out of the - best individual, if not possible stereo - outputs.

Thanks a lot!
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By Mr I3rown Thu Feb 01, 2007 7:58 pm
Gauner wrote:So, I figured out already, there is no way of ROUTING EFFECTS THROUGH INDIVIDUAL OUTS?
First question:
Is it a hardware limitation, or could it be possible with an OS update?

Second Qeustion:
Does anyone know a way to get rid of the dry part of the delay effect signal?
I want to use the internal effects as a delay effect on the input (through). But I want to have only the delay (wet) part of it come out of the - best individual, if not possible stereo - outputs.

Thanks a lot!


Question 1.

Yes and No

Yes, apply the effect the sound u need, resample it and play it through the channel you need.
or
Use a mixiing desk
or
Cubase? Logic etc...

Question 2.

Took a look at my MP and the manual .... nah there doesent seem to be that feature, pre and post effects would be kinda kool when i think about it,..

By Gauner Fri Feb 02, 2007 7:45 am
Mr I3rown wrote:Yes, apply the effect the sound u need, resample it and play it through the channel you need.

Maybe I forgot to say: I need it for the input through.
Cubase? Logic etc...

I don't use the MPC for production, but as a live tool. So, no computer on stage!
Use a mixiing desk

That's exactly what I want to do. But I want to mix the wet and the dry signal in the mixing desk. (or rather: The FOH mixing guy must be able to do it.) I don't even find a CHANCE to mix it _in_ the MPC. I can adjust the wet signal, but there's no way of lowering the dry signal without affecting the effect feed. whatever I dow to lower the dry, it gets fed lowered into the effect channel. Same with panning...


Hmm, that's SOOO sad. Hopefully there comes a solution with an new OS Update from Japan. :-)

By jhs Sat Feb 03, 2007 4:50 am
if we could playback only the wet signal then it would be possible to use the layer function with samples of the dry & wet signals on different layers. this would allow you to control the mix of your effected sample later on. please put this in!!

By Gauner Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:54 am
...but in the Input Through as well! :-)