tranfer sampler from mpc 2000 to reason 7

SimonInAustralia wrote:If you want to sample your turntable into Reason, plug your turntable/mixer into the computer interface, not the MPC.

Or, if the turntable is plugged into the MPC, and you want to sample the turntable into Reason, go into the MPC sample record screen, with monitor turned on.

the monitor is turnedl on but still no sound coming out of reason.

but i can play the presets.

why is so hard just to sample with a turntable!!!!

It isn't hard, keep it simple...

If you want to sample the turntable into your MPC, plug the turntable/mixer into your MPC.

If you want to sample the turntable into Reason, plug the turntable/mixer into your computer audio interface.

SimonInAustralia wrote:
Or, if the turntable is plugged into the MPC, and you want to sample the turntable into Reason, go into the MPC sample record screen, with monitor turned on.

did this with the monitor turned on and still nothing.

but when i use a drum preset i have no problems?

Alright, stop! What are you trying to do? Areyou trying to record your turntable into Reason, or are you trying to record the beat you made in your MPC into Reason?

texasrida1 wrote:Alright, stop! What are you trying to do? Areyou trying to record your turntable into Reason, or are you trying to record the beat you made in your MPC into Reason?

I'm trying to record my turntable to reason

Ok, do you have an audio interface? If you do, hook the turntable to the audio interface, after that go into reason 7 and make an audio track. On that audio track you will select your input with the "in" button. For instance if you put your turntable on input 1 on your interface, then you will select that number input for the input in reason. Once you have done all of that you should be ready to go. Start the turntable and press record in reason!

texasrida1 wrote:Ok, do you have an audio interface? If you do, hook the turntable to the audio interface, after that go into reason 7 and make an audio track. On that audio track you will select your input with the "in" button. For instance if you put your turntable on input 1 on your interface, then you will select that number input for the input in reason. Once you have done all of that you should be ready to go. Start the turntable and press record in reason!

thanks man! it wirked like a charm!