T
The Bastard
Guest
anyone use this with reason? how u assign certian sopunds to each pad, im gunna buy one of theese eventuallu sum1 wanna elabo,peacerate on it
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C
Copenhagen
Guest
I use the MPD with Reason. What exactly do you need to know?
Im pretty sure it does it tha same way it assigns sounds to my ox 8...like this: If you load a kick in track one on tha redrum, snare on two, hh on three, and so forth........Tha mpd is going to jus count them off tha same way - like pad one, track one(kick)....pad two, track two(snare), etc.
Steeze
Steeze
T
The Bastard
Guest
yeah thats all i wanted to know
MaximeRobin
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
the oxy8 (or any midi controller for that mather) is only use to control via midi a program on your computer. You can also control via midi a hardware sampler or sequencer or whatever.
Now if you don't have a virtual sampler on your computer (ex.: reason), you won't be able to "assign wav sounds" to your oxy8.
Now if you don't have a virtual sampler on your computer (ex.: reason), you won't be able to "assign wav sounds" to your oxy8.
I got mine off tha floor at a music store and had tha guy knock 50 bucks off - so mine was likr 105 with tax and it was brand new.
As for assigning sounds - im pretty sure dnt is right....you can play wav files on tha ox 8, but im pretty sure tha prgm chooses where to put tha sounds on tha keys - for examplw reason.
I use reason and ox 8 together and they work fine, all tha keyboard does is let you externally control sounds and functions inside reason or any other prgm of tha same magnatude....When you want to use it - all you have to is make sure your drivers are up to date and installed and in tha preferences in reason - it should see tha keyboard....then when your opperating it in reason, on tha left in your layers, if you click to tha farthest left side of a layer (not on any words)...you should have a little midi symbol pop up there. Then you know it is active on that instrument or layer....Youve prob. paid no mind to tha little symbol before, but now you know what its for if you already didnt know.
Steeze
As for assigning sounds - im pretty sure dnt is right....you can play wav files on tha ox 8, but im pretty sure tha prgm chooses where to put tha sounds on tha keys - for examplw reason.
I use reason and ox 8 together and they work fine, all tha keyboard does is let you externally control sounds and functions inside reason or any other prgm of tha same magnatude....When you want to use it - all you have to is make sure your drivers are up to date and installed and in tha preferences in reason - it should see tha keyboard....then when your opperating it in reason, on tha left in your layers, if you click to tha farthest left side of a layer (not on any words)...you should have a little midi symbol pop up there. Then you know it is active on that instrument or layer....Youve prob. paid no mind to tha little symbol before, but now you know what its for if you already didnt know.
Steeze
C
Copenhagen
Guest
If you load drums into ReDrum, channel 1 won't necessarily load to pad 1, you'll have to do that yourself, but there's an explanation of this underneath the MPD, and if that doesn't help, I asked the same question when I bought the MPD, which someone answered quite well for me...I'll see if I can find the thread.
T
The Bastard
Guest
thanx id apreciate that
C
Copenhagen
Guest
In regards to the pads, I don't know if they have the same sensivity, cause I have not worked much with the MPC, but they seem sensitive...just place your finger on a pad and it senses it.
DJFANTOM
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
I too use reason and am looking to get the pad controler. What's the cheapest any has saw it for , new or used, on line or in store or being sold by some one in NYC or us.
A link or whatever would help.
Also I know yall know about the korg micro kontrol midi controler.
If you don't google it. You won't be sorry
A link or whatever would help.
Also I know yall know about the korg micro kontrol midi controler.
If you don't google it. You won't be sorry
