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Re: Can't Email Trackteam

Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 6:52 pm
by Thinktanx
ikeaboy wrote:Hi Trackteam People
For whatever reason I can't email you via [email protected] or [email protected]. The mails get returned to me by my mail delivery subsystem. I was contacting you regarding a product upgrade.
Please get in touch.

Thanks.
I believe the correct address is [email protected]

If they still dont work for you send an email to contact//@//trackteamaudio.com and we'll get it straightened out.

peace,
Michael

Re: Can't Email Trackteam

Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:17 pm
by Michael Hatsis
Thinktanx wrote:
ikeaboy wrote:Hi Trackteam People
For whatever reason I can't email you via [email protected] or [email protected]. The mails get returned to me by my mail delivery subsystem. I was contacting you regarding a product upgrade.
Please get in touch.

Thanks.
I believe the correct address is [email protected]

If they still dont work for you send an email to contact//@//trackteamaudio.com and we'll get it straightened out.

peace,
Michael
Ikeaboy -

Both of the addresses you have mentioned are still working emails. I dont know why your emails keep getting bounced back to you. I receive many emails each day at both email adresses. Did you receive the Beatbox 01.6 Upgrade email?

As thinktanx pointed out
contact//@//trackteamaudio.com
is the email i ask people to use( due to lots of spam at the other addresses ) but again the others still work. Anyway, i have sent you a PM regarding your question.

Michael

Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:39 pm
by gort
anyone using a macbook having trouble setting up the tempate for this on an MPD24?

dont mean to hijack the thread, but if any of you could maybe help me figure this out, i'd me much appreciated.

here's a link to a thread that explains my issue with it:
http://www.ableton.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 465#417465

Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:56 pm
by Michael Hatsis
On the issue of the MPD24 templates and more importantly the uniquest editor-

The MPD is a lot easier to program by hand. Programming the MPD for use with the template should only take 5 mins at the most. Im looking into using the Uniquest Editor to program the MPD. I will respond when i make any sense of it.

Cheers,
Michael

Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:49 pm
by Thinktanx
mike@TrackTeam Audio wrote:On the issue of the MPD24 templates and more importantly the uniquest editor-

The MPD is a lot easier to program by hand. Programming the MPD for use with the template should only take 5 mins at the most. Im looking into using the Uniquest Editor to program the MPD. I will respond when i make any sense of it.

Cheers,
Michael
Thanks a lot, Mike. I've got my MPD 24 set up for track control, as well for Impulse. I did the Impulse setup manually from the mpd 24, and, you're right, it was very easy.

Do you have a larger picture of how the pads on the MPD24 should be mapped to the dPulse, MPT5000, etc? The one in the lesson is too small to see (or is there some way to blow it up?).

Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 12:10 am
by Thinktanx
I think the note numbers might be off in the lessons. It appears to me that they should be programmed from C1 to G3. I don't get anything if I try C0 to B0. Is this right, Mike? Or am I doing something wrong? I noticed in the PadKontrol lesson it says that it starts from C1, not C0 as it does in the mpd24 lesson.

Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 6:35 am
by Michael Hatsis
MIDI Note numbers for the MPD24

Bank A should be programmed as Note Numbers: 24 - 39
Bank B should be programmed as Note Numbers: 40 - 55
Bank C should be programmed as Note Numbers: 24 - 38 - Only Even Numbers
Bank D should be programmed as Note Numbers: 25 - 39 - Only Odd Numbers

Note dPulse kits are set up as drum maps, meaning hits of a certain type are grouped together- so, all kicks are together, all snares are together, then all toms, all hats together..... So bank C and D will give you the whole range of Hits in dPulse kits- you dont have to use these but they allow you to have all types of hits on the pads at once.:D


Encoders

Encoder1: 2
Encoder2: 4
Encoder3: 5
Encoder4: 6
Encoder5: 7
Encoder6: 8
Encoder7: 9
Encoder8: 10

Sliders
:

VolumeSlider1: 118
VolumeSlider2: 119
VolumeSlider3: 120
VolumeSlider4: 121
VolumeSlider5: 122
VolumeSlider6: 123

Bank Up: 116
Bank Down: 115


Note that all of this information( except for the note numbers ) are in the UserConfiguration.txt File in the TrackControlMPD folder, you can edit these settings if you wish. Just remember to change the CC# in your MPD as well. Also, i couldnt get the custom mappings to work on any channels but 1A. So, I recommend just staying with that channel for now.
I think thats it for now... Let me know if i missed anything.

Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 10:04 pm
by Thinktanx
mike@TrackTeam Audio wrote:MIDI Note numbers for the MPD24

Bank A should be programmed as Note Numbers: 24 - 39
Bank B should be programmed as Note Numbers: 40 - 55
Bank C should be programmed as Note Numbers: 24 - 38 - Only Even Numbers
Bank D should be programmed as Note Numbers: 25 - 39 - Only Odd Numbers

Note dPulse kits are set up as drum maps, meaning hits of a certain type are grouped together- so, all kicks are together, all snares are together, then all toms, all hats together..... So bank C and D will give you the whole range of Hits in dPulse kits- you dont have to use these but they allow you to have all types of hits on the pads at once.:D


Encoders

Encoder1: 2
Encoder2: 4
Encoder3: 5
Encoder4: 6
Encoder5: 7
Encoder6: 8
Encoder7: 9
Encoder8: 10

Sliders
:

VolumeSlider1: 118
VolumeSlider2: 119
VolumeSlider3: 120
VolumeSlider4: 121
VolumeSlider5: 122
VolumeSlider6: 123

Bank Up: 116
Bank Down: 115


Note that all of this information( except for the note numbers ) are in the UserConfiguration.txt File in the TrackControlMPD folder, you can edit these settings if you wish. Just remember to change the CC# in your MPD as well. Also, i couldnt get the custom mappings to work on any channels but 1A. So, I recommend just staying with that channel for now.
I think thats it for now... Let me know if i missed anything.
Yeah, that's how I programmed it, too. Works like a charm. Thanks a lot, trackteam, sh*t sounds great!

Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 11:57 pm
by gort
sweeet...

thanks mike!