NEW JJ OS V2!!!

check it out. he added a little more to the preview page:
http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/os2/

definitely non-destructive chop. + the chops can overlap if you want. very nice.

Mr modnaR wrote:

goobadrum wrote:this is very f***n exciting !!!!!!!
I like the MAIN SCREEN with the grid view
I like the quantize strength idea

the future is bright !

i don't think we'll see stan's manual for a while now....

lol, you got me thinking: in the UK there's a mobile phone network called Orange. They had an advert a while back that had the line: "The future is bright, the future is Orange".

perhaps we could adapt it to: "The future is bright, the future is JJ"!

check the sig VVV

"JJ, Ma Man..." like Frank would say

Looks great and I'm really excited about the release of OS2. But I don't agree with the update policy. I think users who already paid for JJ OS 1 sould pay less like it's common everywhere else in the software biz. It's unfair because we already paid 30 bucks and did all the bug testing and helped to improve the OS in terms of functionality and stuff. So, rather we pay less, or new users, who havend had jj os 1 should pay like 69 bucks when OS 2 comes out. But maybe he comes correct in the end and puts up an upgrade payment option. Seems that I gotta get back in the InDesign Lab again anyway

PEACE

Sooty_G wrote:check it out. he added a little more to the preview page:
http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/os2/

definitely non-destructive chop. + the chops can overlap if you want. very nice.

DOPE!!!!

and from looking at those pics i just realized that there are seperate ADSR controls for filters!

but then again looking at those pictures,is there only one filter per pad now??!

i cant tell from the pictures....

it looks like there are separate adsr controls for all of the following:

amp
pitch
filter

with aftertouch control for each one as well.
i can't tell if there's 1 filter per pad now, it may be, or it may be that there's only asdr for the first of the 2 filters per pad.

what i hope the most is that the "WHOLE" button is preserved across the board, and that these ADSR controls are available for edit in GPE in addition to what looks like NPM (accessed from the main screen)

Non destructive chopping would be great!
I hope JJ bring with OS2 Ping Pong back?

But I don't agree with the update policy. I think users who already paid for JJ OS 1 sould pay less like it's common everywhere else in the software biz. It's unfair because we already paid 30 bucks and did all the bug testing and helped to improve the OS in terms of functionality and stuff

Yes, because On the JJ Website i read the big text

Update is no charge

Source: http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/paypal/

Update from OS1->OS2 should be free (or cheaper for OS1 User)

I think it's fair for JJ to charge v1 users... If you don't want the extra features, then don't upgrade... Seems logical.
It's not like he's doing alll this for fun.

it does look like there's only one filter now. personally, i wouldnt miss the second filter, but i imagine someone has a good use for it.

non destructive chopping is gonna seriously change the way i think about sampling on the mpc. thats more than just a new feature, thats a whole new method.

if u have os1 and u want to upgrade u pay: 10 usd (more or less)
if u dont have os1 then u pay 30 usd like we did when we still had the akai.

logical ?

King_Vitamin wrote:

blippo wrote:OFF TOPIC

Hey King_Vitamin

Are you using Lsdj??

Me to.. But i roll with the Gray one

Yes Sir. Just traded a Midines for it and couldn't be happier!!!
Got a link of some beats??

I know you are happy:wink:

You got somthing you to?

yeah i just uploaded a album ive had laying around
http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=85804

Please check this to
http://www.myspace.com/technosunrise
Dont let the name fool you... Its not techno! hehe

can somone explain how non-destructive chopping works?

is it something along the lines of chopping without slicing or altering the original sample? think im confused.

also has jj therefore worked out how to fit more space into this os in order to add these features?

stan steez wrote:"JJ, Ma Man..." like Frank would say

Looks great and I'm really excited about the release of OS2. But I don't agree with the update policy. I think users who already paid for JJ OS 1 sould pay less like it's common everywhere else in the software biz. It's unfair because we already paid 30 bucks and did all the bug testing and helped to improve the OS in terms of functionality and stuff. So, rather we pay less, or new users, who havend had jj os 1 should pay like 69 bucks when OS 2 comes out. But maybe he comes correct in the end and puts up an upgrade payment option. Seems that I gotta get back in the InDesign Lab again anyway

PEACE

Sorry Stan I disagree. I have Mac computers and even though I purchase an update, they charge me the full $125. or so for it, I don't complain. I've had nothing but Mac computers and they update every few years. Bugs from the software, sure. They deserve the update. But $39.00 bucks can't be that bad... can it??

I really think that those that want a cheap way out are not true to what they are going for or maybe I'm just ingnant! If you have an MPC100 or above, your not starving that much, let's be real.... I'll even bet some may have high end video game consoles....

littlerob wrote:can somone explain how non-destructive chopping works? is it something along the lines of chopping without slicing or altering the original sample? think im confused.

yes. it sets up a definable number (2-64) of independent start and end points per sample. jj is calling nondestructive chopping "CHOP" in OS the 2nd, not to be confused with "SLICE," which creates new files.

when you assign the sample in program mode, you then move to the "CHOP" column and note what slice you want that particular pad to play.

also has jj therefore worked out how to fit more space into this os in order to add these features?

more space. he moved the os from here to there. very exciting.

I'll even bet some may have high end video game consoles....

hahahah
agreed. i view os2 as a new product, so i'm happy to buy it.

Antonym wrote:i view os2 as a new product, so i'm happy to buy it.

agree