Reviews and questions about the entry-level MPC500
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By Lampdog Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:03 pm
So THAT is what pg 7 and maybe pg 107 in the manual is talking about....HMMM.
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By POSTAL Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:09 pm
Lampdog wrote:So THAT is what pg 7 and maybe pg 107 in the manual is talking about....HMMM.
MPC500_Reference_Manual_revC


Whatz good lamp, Im actually escrooge, I just had to use a different login for my work computer, naw I just was wondering. :lol:
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By Lampdog Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:11 pm
Nah, nothing sounds JUST like an original machine except that original machine.

Work is good, keeps bills paid and shyt, lol.
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By POSTAL Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:14 pm
So Lamp, the difference in sample rates does that have anything to do with the bit grunger effect. I gots my manual at the crib, but right now im at the gig,so I can't really start digging for the info.
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By Lampdog Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:19 pm
I've never used bit grunger so I can't honestly say man.

...........but the lower the bit rate the "grungier" the sample gets I'm guessing, lol.
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By POSTAL Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:23 pm
Lampdog wrote:I've never used bit grunger so I can't honestly say man.

...........but the lower the bit rate the "grungier" the sample gets I'm guessing, lol.


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By phono Tue Sep 02, 2008 6:33 pm
the grunger fx is more like desk overdrive, if you run a 909 kick thru it at max level its pure gabber
By Emilie Tue Sep 02, 2008 7:53 pm
The grunger only manipulates with bit depht. Bit depht is the horisontal resolution of data, and the 44KHz is the vertical resolution of data. If you want the sound from the older machines, you can try to turn up the resonance on on a sound, pitch it up 12 seminotes and then resample. In trimmode you go to the pitch of the new sound and pitch it down 12 seminotes. Assign the new sound to a new pad where you also turns up the resonance. Now the new sample is 22kHz and the resonance simulates the non anti-alias as on the older models. Try it ;-)
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By POSTAL Tue Sep 02, 2008 8:09 pm
eimer wrote:The grunger only manipulates with bit depht. Bit depht is the horisontal resolution of data, and the 44KHz is the vertical resolution of data. If you want the sound from the older machines, you can try to turn up the resonance on on a sound, pitch it up 12 seminotes and then resample. In trimmode you go to the pitch of the new sound and pitch it down 12 seminotes. Assign the new sound to a new pad where you also turns up the resonance. Now the new sample is 22kHz and the resonance simulates the non anti-alias as on the older models. Try it ;-)


thanks eimer from escrooge aka postal