I think I understood now: ES-9 act as sound interface, so you create 8 track of mpc internal mixer and send them out with the ES-9 outputs. Go to Track View and hold shift while arming each track I lnow how to bounce tracks that originate from the mpc, but how you bounce tracks coming from the modular? How do you record individual tracks at the same time? I been mixing everything down into the sampler and making it all one sample at a time. I want those 16 qlink knobs with led read outs. I'm upgrading to the mpc X because it's so good.
There are 2 new synths that just came out that look dope I love me that hype synth if you start an init patch. I often send audio back into modular to get some of my good reverb on it.Īlso the mpc now has some very good synths. I use the mpc one as a main mixer with send returns and submix, and side chain. Also they added some good piano and string plugins, so I've been recording loops with those and sending to my modular effects as well via the ES9. It really works amazing as a little brain to feed audio to your modular setup and accept audio from it, without needing a computer. The obvious one, but sample all of your various es-9 inputs, chop em up, mangle them, and then send them back to your modular world for effects. Also, it's very fun to use the splice functionality and send splice samples into morphagene and create reals. Send 8 separate outputs of the MPC One to the ES9 outputs and then patch those to various modules, I love sending samples to morphagene, beads, Panharmonium, etc. Then use the MPC export function to send stems to your daw for further mixing. Record your live jams, with individual tracks for each input. Similar to aum on the iPad, but with physical controls and knobs. You can can control the volume with the qlinks, add effects, compression, etc.
The MPC one as a mixer for all ES9 inputs, with volume control, mute, pan, and effects. FYI for everything below you can create project templates and have everything ready to go every time: Because the ES9 is class compliant you get access to everything via the MPC. So, I figured I'd make a post and share my experience, since it really is a unbelievable pairing. But in my brain it made so much sense, so I took the plunge and bought both. I haven't seen any YouTube videos, posts, or any sort of real world feedback on using the ES-9 and the MPC One together.
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