Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By Pilchard Tue Jun 19, 2007 4:52 pm
Cool Edit will make wave files that are readable by the MPC2000XL.
Just make sure you are saving as PCM wave files 44.1k and 16bit.
Most audio editors should do this without a problem.
In Cool Edit, press View > Wave Properties > File info to check the format of your file.

If you want to make akai SND files, you will need to convert them using an app like wavsnd which is free from http://www.mpc3000.com/wavsnd.htm or, a more versatile program like "chickensystems Translator" as regular wave editors won't make them.

By Tre Rell Wed Jun 20, 2007 1:42 am
Pilchard wrote:Cool Edit will make wave files that are readable by the MPC2000XL.
Just make sure you are saving as PCM wave files 44.1k and 16bit.
Most audio editors should do this without a problem.
In Cool Edit, press View > Wave Properties > File info to check the format of your file.

If you want to make akai SND files, you will need to convert them using an app like wavsnd which is free from http://www.mpc3000.com/wavsnd.htm or, a more versatile program like "chickensystems Translator" as regular wave editors won't make them.
thnks i gott it now

By Tre Rell Wed Jun 20, 2007 1:42 am
Pilchard wrote:Cool Edit will make wave files that are readable by the MPC2000XL.
Just make sure you are saving as PCM wave files 44.1k and 16bit.
Most audio editors should do this without a problem.
In Cool Edit, press View > Wave Properties > File info to check the format of your file.

If you want to make akai SND files, you will need to convert them using an app like wavsnd which is free from http://www.mpc3000.com/wavsnd.htm or, a more versatile program like "chickensystems Translator" as regular wave editors won't make them.
thnks i gott it now