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By trpl7n Sun Aug 17, 2008 4:56 am
whats up guys.i just recently purchased a mpc 1000 and i need some help on it.hope its not too much trouble.i use to own a mv 8000 but i had to get rid of it because it just didnt work out for me,too much of a learning curve!lol.i wanted to know if there was a feature on the mpc that could help me align the tempo of my sample so that it can go perfectly ith my beat? i just wanted to know because i use to have a similar feature on the mv.my second question is how can i move samples around my pads so that i have them where i want them.thanks and sorry for the newbie questions.
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By Skinny Doogins Sun Aug 17, 2008 2:39 pm
yeah either tap tempo tune or time stretch. You need the JJ OS to time stretch.

Let say you got a beat on seq 1 and a mell that dosn't fit .Go to a new seq and rec the mell that did'nt fit . It won't be the same bpm.
while still in the new seq Hit pad 6 (Trim) then f6 (edit) scroll to the right to timestretch . Change new tempo to the original seq tempo and press do it.

If it gets to be a big gap in bpm it gets to be destrutive of sound quality. Sometimes it sounds cool tho.

to have your samples where you want them go to program , move cusrur to sample and scroll right or left. easy



PZ
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By elektrik_muz Sun Aug 17, 2008 9:52 pm
Skinny Doogins wrote:yeah either tap tempo tune or time stretch. You need the JJ OS to time stretch.


Actually, no. That was added in Akai V2.
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By Skinny Doogins Mon Aug 18, 2008 3:08 pm
screw Akai!


JJ for prez
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By Skinny Doogins Tue Aug 19, 2008 7:58 pm
another cool thing with the timestretch is, lets say you have a sample playin in a beat that's 80 bpm. take that sample go to trim pad 6, then edit . Scroll to the timestretch is and put in the new bpm double or half. for instense take it from 80 to 40 , keep as a new sample, then go to program and set the tune plus 12 of it original setting. lets say you had it at 3.53 , you woul want to make it 15.53. (on a new pad of course cause you don't want to mess with the old sample.)

Just a little trick to make things more full soundin. give it a try

pz

I got some other crazy tricks I've never seen anyone do or talk of. Get at me.