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Ok, I use an Akai MPC 2000 to sequence and triton to control. Midi channel "A" i have triton sounds and midi channel "B" I have motif sounds from my motif.. When I change from channel "A" to channel "B" all my volume settings from channel "A" chagne and vice versa. How do i stop this problem??

I figured out how to get my sound out of output number 3 but i cant get sound out of number four. How do i set this up?

im running a digi 001 off a pc(p4,windows xp) and when ever i try to shut down my computer it restarts. I deleated protools and it shut down fine but when i installed it again this problem happend again.

If i record in a studio(track music and do vocals) with an ssl/neve will i really hear a big difference compared to a studio running a digital mackie?

How do yall feel about this?

like me im selling mine for $300 and i got that plug where you can use it with a computer. If you want it email me.

intel

I have no idea what a VIA southbridge is

every time i close it crashes my whole computer. This also happens out of the blue sometimes. whats the problem?

cant go wrong with those 2. Thats perfect

I have modules in midi channels A and B of my MPC 2000. But the problem is when i change from A to B the volume changes from 127 to 100 on that module. What do i need to change?

is it because i only have 192 ram?

i have a celeron and a m audio 24/96 sound card

i dont have a pentium. And im using pa9

I noticed when i get to using alot of tracks everything starts poping as if my stuff is peeking but its not. What is the problem?

the pan on my mpc in the mixer view?

thats just what i was talking about. So do you just play each track in solo mode (on the MPC,trinity ect)while recording? Or use the other outputs on the machine?

How is this really done?

How do i get the levels on each track in the studio view to show?

what about expander/gate?