Synchronising Pro Tools LE7 to the MPC4000

track the beats out, move on

Yeh I know....

So you don't even change the tempo in pro tools......I found that adding +0,0100 or something made the grid more accurate...

But ok, I'm good now...even if it doesn't solve this random start issue (and it's a disaster with mtc mpc master), I'll go with one click measure before the sequence and I'm fine I guess..... I will go with mpc mtc master, I don't want to loose this little bit of mpc feel no more when trackin, as I did previously with PTbeatclock master... but yeh I move on, back to music......and if I have a hard time whith this I go back to PTmtc master.....ok go go go....

Thanx Clint and others

clint246clint wrote:ultimately, it doesn't really matter if the MPC and PT sequencer are not in perfect sync. when the beats are tracked into PT the 'groove' or 'feel' of the MPC sequencer will be recorded as audio. add your programmed midi instruments to the MPC tracks to maintain the feel.

track the beats out, move on.

i was just thinkin that, if i got 8 out audio anyway, what do i care lol

Is it possible to have the PT transport follow the MPC while the MPC is looping?

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