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Mono Output Assign

PostPosted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 8:13 am
by Dr.Sinclair
just to let you know: i?ve been working with akai for 10 years now.
maybe it sounds stupid. i already read the manual, checked my e6400 ultra for hours. i hope anyone can help me.

how can i assign eg mono drum sounds to the analog outputs? emu?s outputs are all stereo. i think it?s not as easy as in akai os.

thx for quick reply!

Mono outs

PostPosted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 1:11 pm
by Keety3weight
:mrgreen:

Easy sir, like yourself i'm from an akai background, i hope you can uderstand this.

On the page where you have your multi set up with your programmes or presets in a list, assign to main or sub1, 2, 3 then pan left or right.

You can then check your samples page in the preset<programme :grin: >page and pan accordingly and also in the "Amp" page in the filter section you can assign main, sub1,2,3 and pan.

Hope that is ok, took me a while but i did find loading akai old akai programmes in the emu via zip helped me get round the pages.

Peace, not grease

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PostPosted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 1:35 pm
by anode
if you assign it in the Multimode you shouldnt need to set it up elsewhere, correct?

are you just sayin it can be done on a few different pages?

mono tingz

PostPosted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 3:19 pm
by Keety3weight
:grin:

Ive found that sometimes i need to check all of those pages to make totally sure im getting it mono. an example would be if i load a preset that im assigning to a different chanel than what i saved it. Ive found checking those three pages will make it easier to solve the problem of having a stereo signal, process of elimination ive found....

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8-)

PostPosted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 6:13 pm
by anode
cool, no worries then! :slayer:

PostPosted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 12:27 am
by Dr.Sinclair
hm.. am i right, that i always have to think about how many audio outs i need, before creating a preset ? eg i?d like to assign 5 mono sounds of one preset to 5 audio outs. this isn?t possible, isn?t it ?

PostPosted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 5:15 am
by Hallifax
You could I suppose by assiging 5 Groups in the preset and rout them across the 3 Subs, have 1 group panned left, 1 right the next sub 2 left, the next sub 2 right etc... but then your last sub will contain some stuff hard panned left if you used it in stereo, I suppose you could setup another group or use any other preset routed sub 3 hard panned right. It's possible, just a bit tricky and would take some thinking ahead. I suppose you could use the mian out as a stereo out if needed.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 9:03 am
by Dr.Sinclair
hm.. fuck. that?s aweful. i got 16 analog outs for my e6400 ultra. but i didn?t know that they are not as easy to use as in an akai sampler :(

PostPosted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 7:51 pm
by illinformed
Dr.Sinclair wrote:hm.. fuck. that?s aweful.(


Aww, it's not that bad. You could spin it as being 'comprehensive' basically because of the huge number of ways that pan can be modulated :grin:

Personally I pan eveything in the voice, one of my soft key shortcut thingys takes me straight to the voice amplifer page bit and a quick +99 or -99 pans the voice to the correct position. I also use Groups an awful lot and with a few home made Preset templates you'll be whizzing through the settings in no time.

A very quick way is doing it by midi CC in the multimode screen. I've got a basic Control Freak profile that does Pan and is very handy for quick fixes but not so good if you have more than one voice in a midi channel.

Andrew