By unofear
Sat May 19, 2007 7:41 pm
i just got me an used mpc 1000 but everything worked fine. after updating to jj 4.66 the sliders
- are different set in programs than before updating (for example, i had a slider on cut off , now sample end)
-most of the slider settings don't work no more, for example cutoff and many others
- level works but has a noise now and doesn't rise to normal level again after fading down. i have to push the reset putton then to reach normal level
- is it true i cannot use two sliders on the same sample anymore?
any ideas? thanks guys
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it seems like i found out what#s wrong but it doesn't make me happy:
i actually cannot use two sliders on the same smple anymore
before changing to JJ OS i could
am i right?
________________
after playing 4.66 several times onto the machine it now works.
or maybe i had the right settings now
one slider real time the other not, and important which one for filter , slider one or two? so the other slider can be used (or not fo another destination) ...
i'll find out...
- are different set in programs than before updating (for example, i had a slider on cut off , now sample end)
-most of the slider settings don't work no more, for example cutoff and many others
- level works but has a noise now and doesn't rise to normal level again after fading down. i have to push the reset putton then to reach normal level
- is it true i cannot use two sliders on the same sample anymore?
any ideas? thanks guys
___________________
it seems like i found out what#s wrong but it doesn't make me happy:
i actually cannot use two sliders on the same smple anymore
before changing to JJ OS i could
am i right?
________________
after playing 4.66 several times onto the machine it now works.
or maybe i had the right settings now
one slider real time the other not, and important which one for filter , slider one or two? so the other slider can be used (or not fo another destination) ...
i'll find out...
Last edited by unofear on Sun May 20, 2007 6:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.


