Post your views and questions about the Akai MPC2500
By funds Mon Nov 12, 2007 9:01 pm
as you all know, you get 2 FX channels, so if you have for example a guitar sample, you add umm, BIT GRUNGER, and CHORUS to it; thats all you want on the guitar. now lets just say your drums, snare specifically, you want to EQ that..using the 4 band EQ...but your FX channles are preoccupied with whats on the guitar. i dont like the fact that you cant assign multiple FX to pads...is this not freeakin annoying?...you have to sample the output with the FX on your guitar...too teedious, then you can use e.q on your snare....does anyone know away around this...this is annoying in the work flow....other than buying a efx proccessor and Midi'ng that up...or sampling output...
By _Stilo_ Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:13 pm
funds wrote:....other than buying a efx proccessor and Midi'ng that up...

Question: How many effects processors are there which offer more than two FX channels at a time?

By funds Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:24 pm
i know...2 is standard..for outboard gear..i was reffering to like midi'ng it up...and doing the same thing as sampling the output...i should have been more specfic...like in software programs you can obviously, send multiple efx to one track...