By dreadnutz
Sat Dec 22, 2007 2:30 pm
hey breakup...
good news for me with scsi support
could you check the following features (of 3.1) on your os 3.02:
4 PAD BANKS FOR 64 PAD ASSIGNMENTS -- Doubles the number of sounds immediately playable.
HIHAT SLIDER DOUBLES AS REAL TIME TUNING -- The Hihat Decay Slider may now be assigned to any pad and may alternatively affect tuning or attack in real time, with all movements recorded into the sequence.
Three-level sound stacking or velocity switch per pad
16 LEVELS provides 16 attack or decay levels
SOUND COMPRESSION DOUBLES SOUND MEMORY -- This features squeezes any sound into 1/2 the memory space, while slightly reducing high frequency quality. In an expanded MPC60 (26 seconds) containing all compressed sounds, that's equivalent to 52 seconds of sounds!
VOICE RESTART FOR "SOUND STUTTERING" -- Sounds may be set to restart when pad is played repeatedly, for "sound stuttering" effects. Also, sounds may be set to stop when finger is removed from pad, and any sound may be programmed to stop any other sound (choked cymbal stops ringing cymbal).
8 DRUM SETS IN MEMORY -- Hold up to 8 drum sets in memory at once, each with 64 pad assignments from a common bank of up to 128 sounds. When saved to disk, sounds in drum sets are now saved as individual sound files, eliminating redundant sound data on disk when saving sets that share sounds.
STEP FROM NOTE-TO-NOTE IN STEP EDIT -- In Step Edit, the REWIND [<] and FAST FORWARD [>] keys may now be used to step to the previous or next event within a track, regardless of location. Also, you may now cut and paste events.
The new Shift Timing feature shifts track timing independent of timing correction. And the new Edit Note Number Assignment feature permits, for example, all snare notes in a track to be changed to rimshots or any other sound.
----------------> i know its a big list, near all the 3.1 features
but i am really really interested if the 3.02 can do these things.....
and you are sure with scsi? i ask, cause i heard from someone, that scsi only works with 3.1.....
thanks so much for your help
good news for me with scsi support
could you check the following features (of 3.1) on your os 3.02:
4 PAD BANKS FOR 64 PAD ASSIGNMENTS -- Doubles the number of sounds immediately playable.
HIHAT SLIDER DOUBLES AS REAL TIME TUNING -- The Hihat Decay Slider may now be assigned to any pad and may alternatively affect tuning or attack in real time, with all movements recorded into the sequence.
Three-level sound stacking or velocity switch per pad
16 LEVELS provides 16 attack or decay levels
SOUND COMPRESSION DOUBLES SOUND MEMORY -- This features squeezes any sound into 1/2 the memory space, while slightly reducing high frequency quality. In an expanded MPC60 (26 seconds) containing all compressed sounds, that's equivalent to 52 seconds of sounds!
VOICE RESTART FOR "SOUND STUTTERING" -- Sounds may be set to restart when pad is played repeatedly, for "sound stuttering" effects. Also, sounds may be set to stop when finger is removed from pad, and any sound may be programmed to stop any other sound (choked cymbal stops ringing cymbal).
8 DRUM SETS IN MEMORY -- Hold up to 8 drum sets in memory at once, each with 64 pad assignments from a common bank of up to 128 sounds. When saved to disk, sounds in drum sets are now saved as individual sound files, eliminating redundant sound data on disk when saving sets that share sounds.
STEP FROM NOTE-TO-NOTE IN STEP EDIT -- In Step Edit, the REWIND [<] and FAST FORWARD [>] keys may now be used to step to the previous or next event within a track, regardless of location. Also, you may now cut and paste events.
The new Shift Timing feature shifts track timing independent of timing correction. And the new Edit Note Number Assignment feature permits, for example, all snare notes in a track to be changed to rimshots or any other sound.
----------------> i know its a big list, near all the 3.1 features
but i am really really interested if the 3.02 can do these things.....
and you are sure with scsi? i ask, cause i heard from someone, that scsi only works with 3.1.....
thanks so much for your help
