By djmrmystic
Fri Apr 25, 2008 4:08 am

By thedvs01
Fri Apr 25, 2008 4:42 am
look up 'timbre' and 'multi-timbrel' in your MM6 manual.
if the MM6 is not multi-timbrel then that means it can only play one sound at a time. I assume it is though, and you need to look up in the manual how to assign a certain MIDI channel to a particular patch on the MM6.
Then on the MPC you will set a track to that channel and it will correspond to that sound on the MM6.
Or,
you could just record each track as a sample, then move on to the next one and keep your MM6 parts as an audio sample in the sequence rather than as MIDI data.
if the MM6 is not multi-timbrel then that means it can only play one sound at a time. I assume it is though, and you need to look up in the manual how to assign a certain MIDI channel to a particular patch on the MM6.
Then on the MPC you will set a track to that channel and it will correspond to that sound on the MM6.
Or,
you could just record each track as a sample, then move on to the next one and keep your MM6 parts as an audio sample in the sequence rather than as MIDI data.
By dariosothedon
Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:42 am
Man I feel your pain I have the same set up and the same problem. Let me know if you've found a solution, I've looked everywhere and no luck.
By dariosothedon
Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:43 am
Oh and it is Multi Timbral

