Mo'Phatt Sound Module in Fruity Loops?

[scandal]

I just got a Mo'phatt sound module. I got an M-audio Midi Controller, so how would I go about Hooking it up so it is intergrated into Fruity Loops?

[misscc803]

Connections:
MIDI OUT sound module to MIDI IN on computer
MIDI OUT controller to MIDI IN on sound module

Check MIDI settings.
OPen up a MIDI OUT Track

Its a wrap.

Im guessin on da FL shit cause i dont use it but i dont talk shit about it either.

[scandal]

Coo Ima try that Thanks

[scandal]

Oh yea if i aint got a midid in on my computer I need a Midi Interface right?

[nonie]

How nice is that module? I never heard of it, but I'm guessin that you have a soundcard and cables since you have the right gear.

I'm just telling you the way I got my equipment set up, I have basically what you have.

1. Hook the MIDI controller USB to the computer so you can control other things besides just the module if you were to connect it directly to the module
2. Hook the MIDI IN from the module to the MIDI OUT of the soundcard.
3. Hook your audio outputs to your audio ins in your soundcard.

Sorry I was a little late on the post, I had to go eat dinner half way through it.

You could just get a soundcard that has MIDI IN/OUT like the EMU 1212m. It's pretty nice for it's price.

[misscc803]

Oh yea if i aint got a midid in on my computer I need a Midi Interface right?

Get a sound card with midi like the M-Audio 2496 to help with Latency issues.

[bigdmakintrax]

http://www.illmuzik.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4784&highlight=mophatt
There is a bunch of threads on that module too, also concerning using it in Floops, I did that a few years back on a 3 tracks on Jane Doe's Album it worked good, but now the versions of fruity loops are even bettter controlling external modules.

[The Bastard]

that module is phat, if they ever made a virtual version of it for fl studio id bust nuts

[scandal]

that module is phat, if they ever made a virtual version of it for fl studio id bust nuts
Yea my label finally got me some new equipment, it also came upgraded with the protues chip in it. This should hold me until my phantom comes in.

[scandal]

How nice is that module? I never heard of it, but I'm guessin that you have a soundcard and cables since you have the right gear.

I'm just telling you the way I got my equipment set up, I have basically what you have.

1. Hook the MIDI controller USB to the computer so you can control other things besides just the module if you were to connect it directly to the module
2. Hook the MIDI IN from the module to the MIDI OUT of the soundcard.
3. Hook your audio outputs to your audio ins in your soundcard.

Sorry I was a little late on the post, I had to go eat dinner half way through it.

You could just get a soundcard that has MIDI IN/OUT like the EMU 1212m. It's pretty nice for it's price.
Thanks ima look into gettin a Emu 1212m

[misscc803]

Either the Emu 1212m or the M-Audio 2496 i suggested will work. Its jus a matter of which one u choose to go with.

Emu 1212m I/O Configuration:
2 - 1/4" Balanced Inputs
2 - 1/4" Balanced Outputs
24-bit/192kHz ADAT In/Out (switchable to S/PDIF)
24-bit/96kHz S/PDIF In/Out (switchable to AES/EBU)
MIDI In/Out
Firewire Interface (6-pin)

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M-Audio 2496 I/O Configuration:
Award-winning 24-bit/96kHz digital audio card
2x2 full-duplex audio performance
Gold-plated RCA jacks
S/PDIF digital I/O with 2-channel PCM and AC-3/DTS passthrough
1x1 MIDI I/O
Zero-latency monitoring
Software-controlled 36-bit internal DSP mixing/routing
Apple G5 compatible

[kbthakingpin]

that module is phat, if they ever made a virtual version of it for fl studio id bust nuts

They have a sound of the Mo' Phatt and you can use it in FL.

Get @ ME On AIM if you are interested !!

[konceptG]

Either the Emu 1212m or the M-Audio 2496 i suggested will work. Its jus a matter of which one u choose to go with.

I'd say go for the M-Audio card if you think there might be a reason you'll have to go to ProTools in the near future.