Im loving the mpd 26 but i still do not know what the nobs and faders are for and how i can use them in FL Studio.. please help
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The mod 26 is a midi controller designed for ableton, so all of its hardware functionality is tied to features in abketon. Though, if you'd like to use it with FM studio, you'll need to do whats called "midi mapping". Just do a search on YouTube or Google and you should be able to find usable resources.
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I don't use it with fl I use my mp with ableton live 9. The faders on there work for each instrument you're using up to 6. & you can map the knobs to what eer macro you want on ableton. Basically if there's a knob on that changes the bass or reverb on fl you can map it to the knobs on your mpd. I'm sorry I couldn't help more since I'm not familiar with fl. Hoped this helped somewhat. Happy holidays
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right click on the parameter you want the knob/fader to control, link selected to controller, move knob/fader. You're welcome
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you can set them to certain things if you go to channels and open the FPC. you can link certain effects to each nob and fader
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Yes, MPD18 is compatible with FL Studio like with any other digital audio workstation. It works with any program via midi.
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Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone amp, four sub groups out that and finally a usb i/o but that I don't think that would be line level. Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone... » Read More Look at the pics and read the feature list! The rca in and out is for the tape send and return... these are not aux sends but simply a duplicate of the main l/r outputs but is not affected by the master fader. They say you can feed another device/mixer/amp with it but my guess it's -10db (consumer level) and not +4db (pro audio "line level").So, you have two 1/4 aux/monitor lines out, left and right main xlr and 1/4 outs outs, a 1/4 fx send for for if you want to use an external fx processor rather than the internal fx, control output to feed studio monitors or a headphone amp, four sub groups out that and finally a usb i/o but that I don't think that would be line level. « Show Less
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I don't use traktor. I use VirtualDJ. But it is a super simple setup. You just got to split the output in right and left channel. so you can use left channel to your headphones and the right channel to the amps.
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It's a midi controller, so you use it to control sounds you have downloaded on your computer through a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) like FL Studio, Ableton, Cubase. Depending on what you have, you can play any sound with it, but the keyboard itself doesn't have any data for instruments on it. I recommend researching VSTs for different instruments you would like to play. Enjoy! :)
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Hi Fred, the DP-24 is not easy to use unless you have experience using different digital recorders and/or software. I have used quite a few different devices and software, and still occasionally I need to refer back to the manual when using my DP-24. It gives great quality recordings if you are willing to invest the time learning how to use it. If you're looking for something simple, I would recommend starting with one of their smaller portastudios (see http://tascam.com/applications/musician/mtr_digital_portastudio/). A lot depends on how many channels you want to record at a time. If it's just you, and you want to record 1 or 2 channels at a time, go with one of their smaller devices, it will be simpler, and you will probably find no difference in sound quality and you will save hundreds of dollars.
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I have been recording for years but - I was the guy saying can you give me another track for this or that. Never touched the buttons and my friend has a vast system so have been intimidated to start on my own. Can you create a mix and bump 3+ tracks down to 1 line then have extra tracks open to add more?
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I don't know. I don't use FL Studio. But I would assume so. MIDI is a pretty old and stable standard.
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Hi can I behringer nu3000 connect inputs to behringer fbq 3102 outputs and can I connect behringer mixer 2442fx mainouts to inputs to behringer fbq will that bring out bass from speakers please help me thank you and
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I bought the paired set, I can see by the description this is a single speaker... If you're using it in the studio you'll want a pair, if for DJing you can use one. Whether its the left or right channel depends on how you hook it up, though as a rule I'd suggest hooking to the left as that is considered the mono channel. These are amazing speakers, get the set and be done, I have two of these, and a powered 15" behind me to boost lows and its a perfect setup. These are loud and clear.
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Hello Harrison, The Numark Mix Track II is a controller without a sound card. Its main purpose is to give you a physical control over the DJ software user interface (easier and quicker than pointing cursor and clicking mouse or trackpad buttons). The Numark DJ I/O is a sound card with two outputs. If you want to use these two together, the set up would be as following. Connect Mix Track II to computer to control DJ software (i.e. Virtual DJ). DJ I/O to computer then, DJ I/O to mixer, amp, or powered speakers = two outputs, one for each deck. If you really want to use a controller, I would recommend going with the Mix Track II Pro (with built-in sound card) or any other controller with a built-in sound card. It will simplify your setup. Hope that helped. Feel free to ask me any other question. Cheers and best of luck DJing.
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The interesting thing about this is that it's not actually an Instrument, it's just a controller. You have to connect it to your computer, and the Maschine software (or some other DAW) has to be running it. Then you have to use the audio outputs on your computer to connect it to your speakers.
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http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=behringer+b+controller+logic+pro+x+youtube&FOR;M=VIRE2#view=detail&mid;=1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CE1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CEcheck out this link if that doesnt work email me @ merdatboy at gmail dot com
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Dear Mr. Lee:I decided to go up a notch to a Technic 1200 turntable.What are these other items; are they replacement items I can buy later? What function do they do?Shure M97xE High-Performance Magnetic Phono Cartridge Shure SFG-2 Stylus Tracking Force Gauge Also, a friend gave me a pair of bose $300 speakers for my PC. I think I want to pair this Technic turnable with a bigger Bose system, suggestion here?
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This product does not come with a user guide and the Numark website does not support it. I have found the Creative Labs SoundBlaster X-fi HD Model SB1240 to be a better quality external soundcard, and it is well supported. It costs just a little bit more and is well worth it. If you're going to DJ with a laptop, look into software that can use two soundcards, an external for output, and your internal soundcard for monitoring/cueing.
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The best what? The best physical interface to use if you're making beats?That's kind of relative. I totally recommend hitting guitar center or Sam Ashe and playing around with what they have to see what feels right for you. Hell, you don't NEED one of these to make beats. I know Skrillex has said in interviews that he's comfortable with his mouse and plotting his drums that way. I don't know if he still does but there's that. Ultimately findingthe method that feels right for you and practicing unti you've got a feel for workflow.
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you can get the FL Studio 10 demo for free (demo is full program but without the ability to save...you can export all day though.) the program is as simple or as complex as you want it to be. For me, it's the most user friendly. To make your MIDI work...just go to options..midi options...scan midi devices...select the lpk...click enable, and you're good to go. lol. for the other stuff, just watch youtube tutorials...djignyte makes some good ones.