By weezy
Fri May 21, 2004 10:02 am
why is it when i am in song mode and i convert the song into a sequence, when i play it back in the main area it sound different???
By weezy
Sat May 22, 2004 11:33 am
sorry no i'm not talkinga bout tempo or pitch...
i mean a different intrument or sound will replace my original sound or sometimes the original sound is not even there
i mean a different intrument or sound will replace my original sound or sometimes the original sound is not even there
By glide
Sat May 22, 2004 3:26 pm
unless each pattern has the same track/sound assignement..
could it have something to do with >some< patterns useing different programs assinged to different tracks but the song you converted only takes note of >one< pattern/track/program setting ...
could it have something to do with >some< patterns useing different programs assinged to different tracks but the song you converted only takes note of >one< pattern/track/program setting ...
By weezy
Sun May 23, 2004 6:48 am
all i know is that when i have my sequences arranged in song mode, once i play it back its fine - exactly how i want it to be.
but once i try to convert those arranged sequences in song mode into just 1 larger seqence, the mpc does it but when I go back into main mode and go to the new sequence it plays it back with different instruments and sounds...
could it be a setting on my triton?
this is a question from a reply in this forum, how can the multi & program be different?
but once i try to convert those arranged sequences in song mode into just 1 larger seqence, the mpc does it but when I go back into main mode and go to the new sequence it plays it back with different instruments and sounds...
could it be a setting on my triton?
this is a question from a reply in this forum, how can the multi & program be different?
By Iceberg-Slim
Sun May 23, 2004 8:18 am
if you want people to answer your question you have to go into detail
By weezy
Sun May 23, 2004 1:39 pm
well if u mean by more specific then on my triton the 'local control' is set to off and I am in "sequence mode" on the triton.
the triton's audio l/r are going into a mixer as well are the main outs l/r on the mpc (into the mixer).
the midi cables must be connected properly because the sequencing of the tritons instruments with the mpc 4000 works fine, anyways they are triton's midi out going into the mpc 4000 midi in & the mpc 4000 midi out going into the triton's midi in.
is there a setting on the mpc 4000 global or misc sections that i must do to get this working properly?
again my problem is that i converted my song to a sequence which plays back exactly how i want it too. but then when i go into the record page to turn this sequence into a .wav sample by choosing 'main out' it doesn't record my sequence how i want it too because it doesn't record the instruments (or sounds) I used with my triton, it only records the samples in the mpc's memory.
the triton's audio l/r are going into a mixer as well are the main outs l/r on the mpc (into the mixer).
the midi cables must be connected properly because the sequencing of the tritons instruments with the mpc 4000 works fine, anyways they are triton's midi out going into the mpc 4000 midi in & the mpc 4000 midi out going into the triton's midi in.
is there a setting on the mpc 4000 global or misc sections that i must do to get this working properly?
again my problem is that i converted my song to a sequence which plays back exactly how i want it too. but then when i go into the record page to turn this sequence into a .wav sample by choosing 'main out' it doesn't record my sequence how i want it too because it doesn't record the instruments (or sounds) I used with my triton, it only records the samples in the mpc's memory.
By Altopiano
Sun May 23, 2004 5:34 pm
record main out samples only what goes out of your mpc's main out! your tritons sound don't go out through your 4k they go through your mixer! to have it all sample analog in from your mixer' main out!