By tombola
Sun Jun 17, 2007 6:39 pm
I was playing around with auto-chromatic, looping single waveform cycles out of samples, then turning on auto chromatic.
Up to the original pitch (pad C1) this worked as expected.
Afterwards, it went through the looking glass. If you hold down the button, the mpc starts playing through the whole memory in sequence - so I get all the samples in memory after the one I've chopped, then - after about 50 seconds or so, on the attached file - what sounds like non-audio data stored in memory.
I recorded it, because I thought you might find it interesting. Sounds pretty much like a Warp Records b-side.
http://www.musicthing.co.uk/radio/jj-mp ... itches.mp3
1st - hitting the C1 pad a few times
2nd - pressing a few of the other pads briefly, so you can see the autochrom is working, but the looping has got lost
3rd holding down the D16 pad and letting the mpc play through the memory until I get bored...
Strange... I haven't been able to reproduce it wth other samples, but I haven't tried very hard. Anyone else ever get this?
Up to the original pitch (pad C1) this worked as expected.
Afterwards, it went through the looking glass. If you hold down the button, the mpc starts playing through the whole memory in sequence - so I get all the samples in memory after the one I've chopped, then - after about 50 seconds or so, on the attached file - what sounds like non-audio data stored in memory.
I recorded it, because I thought you might find it interesting. Sounds pretty much like a Warp Records b-side.
http://www.musicthing.co.uk/radio/jj-mp ... itches.mp3
1st - hitting the C1 pad a few times
2nd - pressing a few of the other pads briefly, so you can see the autochrom is working, but the looping has got lost
3rd holding down the D16 pad and letting the mpc play through the memory until I get bored...
Strange... I haven't been able to reproduce it wth other samples, but I haven't tried very hard. Anyone else ever get this?




