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Thread My MPC 1000 jj OS2XL will not play long samples

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1 Posted on 09/19/2009 at 13:14:33

When in play mode my MPC 1000 with jj OS2XL does not play longer samples in full, it just cuts them off unless i stop the machine then it will play the full sample.

I have asked every MPC head I know for answers including the guy in Japan from JJ OS and nobody has come up with a solution.

In one of my sequences it has 64 tracks in it, I have a long string on track
44 which does not play the sample in full and cuts it off.

But if I delete tracks 45, track 46 etc it starts to let more of the sample play.

After more research it seems like the problem mat be a polyphony issue:

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=115533

So if this is the case there might not be a fix.

But of the 64 tracks in my sequence 24 are running external sound modules.

16 tracks have drum kit programs and the rest of the programs have only one sample in, it's hard to believe that the mpc cannot run polyphony for that amount of notes.

I obviously only have around four tracks running at any one time and the rest of of the tracks therefore are muted.

The problem happens even if that track is in solo mode.

Does anyone else have any other idea's.

Things i've also tried include.

PLAY MODE of a program to NOTE ON, or set R (Release) of ADSR of AMP to 100,

"Mute/stop of one-shot sample" field of the "Track Mute" window set to IMMEDIATE

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2 Posted on 09/22/2009 at 02:31:22

That is top support from JJ

Bug fixed and new update on their site to download

mpc1000_xl117.os2

www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/]MPC1000 JJ OS

[ Post last edited on 09/22/2009 at 02:31:52 ]

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