Is this normal ? I can totally see most people not noticing it in their use, especially if they tend to quantize recordings, however this is a deal breaker to me.Įdit: I edited the rimshot sample just to be sure there wasn't any silence before the actual rimshot: I moved the start of the sample on the top of the transient and it still sounds like this. I didn't put anything on the internal memory either (I have an SSD in the unit), and I didn't add any effects. With three stereo 1/4-inch TRS outputs (6 mono), plus phono/line level inputs, USB, MIDI, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and four TRS CV/Gate outputs, it's simple to connect, control and get the best out of all your studio gear. This is a blank project with only one default drum program loaded in it, so obviously memory isn't maxed out. MPC Live II Retro primes you for any situation. Akai MPC Live II Standalone Sampler / Sequencer 2020 - Present - Black. It does it with every sample I tried (I used a rimshot for the example because it has such a clear, sharp attack). Akai MPC Live II Retro Edition Music Production Workstation.
A rechargeable lithium-ion battery means you can work anywhere for hours. I quickly recorded this with my phone, you can distinctively hear my finger hitting the pad and the sample played back separately. MPC Live II is the complete MPC experience without missing a step. I'm running the latest firmware on my MPC Live 2 Retro and there's latency between when I tap the pad and when the sample is actually played.
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