Mpc X Omnisphere
Posted : admin On 31.12.2020Danoc wrote:Dang you're building this and throwing Omni in it? When will you be finished?
Going back and forth with the power supply. We could trim off, 4 inches by using a slim power supply. Once that decided, he's going to machine some custom cases. I would do it myself, but I don't have metal work tools. I may build one, out of wood.
- Hi Brian, Thanks for posting! I haven't seen any major problems with Omnisphere and MPC. A lot of users seem to be able to use it just fine. I will say though that MPC doesn't have any options to utilize the multi-outpu.
- Omnisphere is the only software synth in the world to offer a Hardware Synth Integration feature. This remarkable innovation transforms over 65 well-known hardware synthesizers into extensive hands-on controllers that unlock Omnisphere’s newly expanded synthesis capabilities.
Akai Mpc X
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The main issue with the Renaissance, is the MPC Software. They really need to get to a solid place. That one of the reason, I was asking about Omni and MPC X/LIve functions.I still use an MPC4000 to sequence and basically create beats before I edit and mix them inside PT. This means I usually prefer to record the synth parts into my MPC before sending them to any Pro Tools channels. So I have a problem.
My hardware is the Saffire Pro 14, and because O2 isn't a standalone, it means I have to send my audio cable, that I would normally connect to the output of a synth - to my Saffire headphones jack in order to pick up a signal from my O2, feeding it into my MPC record function. Surely that's not the way to do this? So the whole PT session, including affects of mixing, distort my O2 sound as it feeds into my MPC. That's definitely not right. I need an independent channel to feed O2 into my MPC, but it has to exist within the PT session. How do I do this?
Thanks