Thanks for the insights. Oh man, I figured it out how to change the number of chops in non-destructive chopping... So when 'CHOP' is on, press F5 / Slice, and on the next screen you can turn down the slice count (2-32). Then press 'Do it' / F6 and you're back in the non-destructive chopping window with let's say 8 or 16 evenly spaced chops reaching over the whole sample. I also just looked into the manual cause same as you, I did never really get it, but also didn't want to accept that it's not possible. And somehow it is explained in the manual, but well, we all know that he's not a native speaker, so it doesn't become chrystal clear unless you carefully read it 3-4 times :D And it's counter-intuitive because one would think that 'slice' would bring one back to destructive chopping, but it doesn't :)
Well the issue is that once it's sliced, like you said you can go back and hit Slice again, but once you go out of the chop window and then go back in, it's gone. Did you check this one I did recently? ua-cam.com/video/BnpxW75u7vM/v-deo.html I'm getting confused now just looking back and the videos I did lol.
@@illmuzik Ah ok, thanks for pointing to that 2nd video. In the 1st video (this one, the one I commented on) you didn't say anything about slice and just said that it defaults to 32 slices, so I thought you didn't know it was even possible to reduce the amount of slices in non-destructive (at least I didn't know until like yesterday or so :D ). Regarding the 2nd video which you linked: Actually, when you slice down to let's say 4 chops, in the background there are nevertheless 32 chops, so in the top row, you can still dial beyond chop 4 and select chop 5 and so on. So instead of rechopping, you could take chop 5 and adjust the start and end point to where you would put your custom slice. That way, chops 1-4 will remain the same, and 5 will give you the sub-slice so to say. That would be a workaround and you'd have to manually adjust chop 5 (or 5 + 6 to equally divide let's say chop 2), but at least chops 1-4 remain untouched...
Thanks a lot brother, you've saved me hours of headache with this. Btw you've got a great delivery and you're really easy to understand. Appreciate it 👍
hello i have a question do you resample your synthetiser in your mpc cause if you re export it into mpc beats in midi files to have sounds?thanks to answer me
@m7z832i4r2r f87y293 I remember reading on JJs site that OS3 comes as a free upgrade if you have JJOS2XL. Just make sure it's OS3 and not 3.16! Some piece of shit burnt me saying my current MPC had OS3 when I bought it, when it was just the free version
I don't know about the 2500 but on the 1000 it takes dual left and right ¼"/6.5mm jacks both for analog input and output. There is also a digital out which takes a single RCA type cable but I have no idea how that works since RCAs are usually in pairs for stereo.
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@@TayTayMakesBeats they both (2500 & 1000) take 6.55mm adapters i got a 5000 and it take digital and stereo RCA jacks
@@TayTayMakesBeats the digital in and out is for a coaxial spdif cabel. Allot of soundcards and CD/DVD players can be connected that way. Great if you want really great quality samples.
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The best jjos chopping tutorial ever!
i love how you're able to give us a clear screen view and you dont stray into anything that could get confusing. thanks 👍
Thanks for the insights. Oh man, I figured it out how to change the number of chops in non-destructive chopping... So when 'CHOP' is on, press F5 / Slice, and on the next screen you can turn down the slice count (2-32). Then press 'Do it' / F6 and you're back in the non-destructive chopping window with let's say 8 or 16 evenly spaced chops reaching over the whole sample.
I also just looked into the manual cause same as you, I did never really get it, but also didn't want to accept that it's not possible. And somehow it is explained in the manual, but well, we all know that he's not a native speaker, so it doesn't become chrystal clear unless you carefully read it 3-4 times :D And it's counter-intuitive because one would think that 'slice' would bring one back to destructive chopping, but it doesn't :)
Well the issue is that once it's sliced, like you said you can go back and hit Slice again, but once you go out of the chop window and then go back in, it's gone. Did you check this one I did recently? ua-cam.com/video/BnpxW75u7vM/v-deo.html I'm getting confused now just looking back and the videos I did lol.
@@illmuzik Ah ok, thanks for pointing to that 2nd video. In the 1st video (this one, the one I commented on) you didn't say anything about slice and just said
that it defaults to 32 slices, so I thought you didn't know it was even possible to reduce the amount of slices in non-destructive (at least I didn't know until like yesterday or so :D ).
Regarding the 2nd video which you linked: Actually, when you slice down to let's say 4 chops, in the background there are nevertheless 32 chops, so in the top row, you can still dial beyond chop 4 and select chop 5 and so on.
So instead of rechopping, you could take chop 5 and adjust the start and end point to where you would put your custom slice. That way, chops 1-4 will remain the same, and 5 will give you the sub-slice so to say. That would be a workaround and you'd have to manually adjust chop 5 (or 5 + 6 to equally divide let's say chop 2), but at least chops 1-4 remain untouched...
Great video! More workflow examples please!
Thanks a lot brother, you've saved me hours of headache with this. Btw you've got a great delivery and you're really easy to understand. Appreciate it 👍
Thanks man, I appreciate the feedback!
That dope - Thanks for sharing all of these tips and tricks!!
Good video bros🔥💪🏽 just helped me out a lot
Thank you for the tips!
hello i have a question do you resample your synthetiser in your mpc cause if you re export it into mpc beats in midi files to have sounds?thanks to answer me
IS THE DIFFRENT ON THE AKAI MPC 2500
Is it possible to lazy chop (aka manual chop) with jjos?
Yes it is. You need to have the right JJOS version to lazy chop .
@m7z832i4r2r f87y293 I remember reading on JJs site that OS3 comes as a free upgrade if you have JJOS2XL. Just make sure it's OS3 and not 3.16! Some piece of shit burnt me saying my current MPC had OS3 when I bought it, when it was just the free version
what is the up down arrow x 1
It's for scaling the view of the waveform.
Can you use RCA to 3.5mm cables on this model without a turntable?
I don't know about the 2500 but on the 1000 it takes dual left and right ¼"/6.5mm jacks both for analog input and output. There is also a digital out which takes a single RCA type cable but I have no idea how that works since RCAs are usually in pairs for stereo.
@@TayTayMakesBeats they both (2500 & 1000) take 6.55mm adapters i got a 5000 and it take digital and stereo RCA jacks
@@TayTayMakesBeats the digital in and out is for a coaxial spdif cabel. Allot of soundcards and CD/DVD players can be connected that way. Great if you want really great quality samples.
What version is this exactly?
Looks like XL. It's exactly like mine at least, and I'm on XL.