APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
Got mine yesterday from Sweetwater! Liking it so far, and really looking forward to getting this thing on stage.
Don Hill/Millipede
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
allot of ppl write that they receive AKAI APC
I have on question about it can you pls check it?)
see you have 16 tracks. also you can move to any of it using scroll button.
for example at you are at tracks 1-8 and you setup mixer faders to 0 db. at 9-16 in ableton mixer is 0db. what will be if you move to 9-16 tracks?
with effects it simple because they just highlighted but faders are not motorized and not highlighted
thanks
I have on question about it can you pls check it?)
see you have 16 tracks. also you can move to any of it using scroll button.
for example at you are at tracks 1-8 and you setup mixer faders to 0 db. at 9-16 in ableton mixer is 0db. what will be if you move to 9-16 tracks?
with effects it simple because they just highlighted but faders are not motorized and not highlighted
thanks
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Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
The faders don't effect anything, unless you move them. The problem for you maybe that the soft-fader will jump to match the hard-fader, making for some undesirable jumps and dips in your sound when performing.Belkin wrote: I have on question about it can you pls check it?)
see you have 16 tracks. also you can move to any of it using scroll button.
for example at you are at tracks 1-8 and you setup mixer faders to 0 db. at 9-16 in ableton mixer is 0db. what will be if you move to 9-16 tracks?
with effects it simple because they just highlighted but faders are not motorized and not highlighted
thanks
However, when shifting your session view around, the hard-faders won't effect the software until you physically move them.
Don Hill/Millipede
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
QUESTION for Jesse:
Is there anyway to make the buttons on the APC 'momentary' so that I can trigger an effect by holding the button down and then turning it off when my finger is up. There is a guy on the APC website doing this (Stephan Vankov). I have been trying to do this with controllers for soooooo long. Any help would be appreciated.
Is there anyway to make the buttons on the APC 'momentary' so that I can trigger an effect by holding the button down and then turning it off when my finger is up. There is a guy on the APC website doing this (Stephan Vankov). I have been trying to do this with controllers for soooooo long. Any help would be appreciated.
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
pdli_5 wrote:The faders don't effect anything, unless you move them. The problem for you maybe that the soft-fader will jump to match the hard-fader, making for some undesirable jumps and dips in your sound when performing.Belkin wrote: I have on question about it can you pls check it?)
see you have 16 tracks. also you can move to any of it using scroll button.
for example at you are at tracks 1-8 and you setup mixer faders to 0 db. at 9-16 in ableton mixer is 0db. what will be if you move to 9-16 tracks?
with effects it simple because they just highlighted but faders are not motorized and not highlighted
thanks
However, when shifting your session view around, the hard-faders won't effect the software until you physically move them.
very big thanks man... i think that it work in this way and now i can wait for my APC quietly
thanks again
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Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
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you can ask him or just write comment at his video.
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Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
Do those weird wings come off? Or are they integral to the casing?
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Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
I have one and there are screws and it looks like I might be able to take em off...but I'm not going to try, they have to be there for a reason...don't they?glitchrock-buddha wrote:Do those weird wings come off? Or are they integral to the casing?
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
I don't think this is exactly correct. If there is a big discrepancy between the APC40 fader level and the corresponding fader in Live, just nudging the APC40 fader a little bit shouldn't change the Live fader at all. You have to move the APC40 fader all the way to the same level as the Live fader before it starts controlling the fader in Live.pdli_5 wrote: The faders don't effect anything, unless you move them. The problem for you maybe that the soft-fader will jump to match the hard-fader, making for some undesirable jumps and dips in your sound when performing.
However, when shifting your session view around, the hard-faders won't effect the software until you physically move them.
Here's what it says on the APC40 site:
"The faders follow the takeover mode (see Takeover Mode in the Ableton Live manual for more info). If the volume on the screen is at the bottom and the fader is at the top, Live won't start responding until you move the fader up to the top position it really is at (in the software). Then the fader and Live control will sync and move together."
Change your Clip Launch mode to "Gate".djlegere wrote: Is there anyway to make the buttons on the APC 'momentary' so that I can trigger an effect by holding the button down and then turning it off when my finger is up.
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
Haven't bothered w/ mine, but I imagine it could be rack-mounted? They do add to the overall footprint's width (by 2"), but they look sleek!djlegere wrote:I have one and there are screws and it looks like I might be able to take em off...but I'm not going to try, they have to be there for a reason...don't they?glitchrock-buddha wrote:Do those weird wings come off? Or are they integral to the casing?
Don Hill/Millipede
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
Just checked it "real-time". The soft-fader setting changes with very little movement from the hard-fader. Maybe something that could be fixed with a firmware update later?moodles wrote:I don't think this is exactly correct. If there is a big discrepancy between the APC40 fader level and the corresponding fader in Live, just nudging the APC40 fader a little bit shouldn't change the Live fader at all. You have to move the APC40 fader all the way to the same level as the Live fader before it starts controlling the fader in Live.pdli_5 wrote: The faders don't effect anything, unless you move them. The problem for you maybe that the soft-fader will jump to match the hard-fader, making for some undesirable jumps and dips in your sound when performing.
However, when shifting your session view around, the hard-faders won't effect the software until you physically move them.
Here's what it says on the APC40 site:
"The faders follow the takeover mode (see Takeover Mode in the Ableton Live manual for more info). If the volume on the screen is at the bottom and the fader is at the top, Live won't start responding until you move the fader up to the top position it really is at (in the software). Then the fader and Live control will sync and move together."
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
Ooops, hold on a minute, I didn't read the post closely enough. Thought you were trying to launch clips. Would it work if you routed the clip through a dummy clip that had your effect, if the dummy clip were set to "Gate"?moodles wrote:Change your Clip Launch mode to "Gate".
Is Takeover mode for the APC40 set to "Pickup"?pdli_5 wrote:Just checked it "real-time". The soft-fader setting changes with very little movement from the hard-fader. Maybe something that could be fixed with a firmware update later?
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
I tried that but then you have to make the 'momentary' effect on/off quantized...check out the video here http://www.apc40.com by Stephan Vankovmoodles wrote:Ooops, hold on a minute, I didn't read the post closely enough. Thought you were trying to launch clips. Would it work if you routed the clip through a dummy clip that had your effect, if the dummy clip were set to "Gate"?moodles wrote:Change your Clip Launch mode to "Gate".
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
No. Hadn't got that far yet. Fixed now. Thanks, moodles!moodles wrote:Is Takeover mode for the APC40 set to "Pickup"?pdli_5 wrote:Just checked it "real-time". The soft-fader setting changes with very little movement from the hard-fader. Maybe something that could be fixed with a firmware update later?
Don Hill/Millipede
Re: APC 40 FAQs, features and questions
moodles wrote:I don't think this is exactly correct. If there is a big discrepancy between the APC40 fader level and the corresponding fader in Live, just nudging the APC40 fader a little bit shouldn't change the Live fader at all. You have to move the APC40 fader all the way to the same level as the Live fader before it starts controlling the fader in Live.pdli_5 wrote: The faders don't effect anything, unless you move them. The problem for you maybe that the soft-fader will jump to match the hard-fader, making for some undesirable jumps and dips in your sound when performing.
However, when shifting your session view around, the hard-faders won't effect the software until you physically move them.
Here's what it says on the APC40 site:
"The faders follow the takeover mode (see Takeover Mode in the Ableton Live manual for more info). If the volume on the screen is at the bottom and the fader is at the top, Live won't start responding until you move the fader up to the top position it really is at (in the software). Then the fader and Live control will sync and move together."
Change your Clip Launch mode to "Gate".djlegere wrote: Is there anyway to make the buttons on the APC 'momentary' so that I can trigger an effect by holding the button down and then turning it off when my finger is up.
thanks again
is excellent. really akai and ableton done weryyyy perfect job thats why i buy license and apc)
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Ableton live 8.0.4, Akai apc40, Terratec phase 26 usb, CME UF6, KRK RP6
Banginbeats promo
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Ableton live 8.0.4, Akai apc40, Terratec phase 26 usb, CME UF6, KRK RP6