Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By optimusdeuce Sat Jul 14, 2007 4:55 am
Does anybody know what a disk write error means?

I am trying to chop a sample into 8 zones on my 2000xl but everytime I try and save the program I make it will save the first two zones and then stall on the third,

If i try and repeat this process to manytimes the MPC will freeze and say waiting........

I can save a program with two zones but anything more than that and I start having trouble

my ram is maxed out at 32 megs and Im using a 512 mb compact flash card to save my files on,

Any suggestions?

I was thinking maybe Im sampling tracks at too high of a quality

at 44khz 16 bits in stereo?

Thanks so much

Beyoung~
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By fasttrackpimp Sat Jul 14, 2007 10:02 am
Just throwing this out,but I don't own the xl so it's just a guess on what I would check.Are the wires connected to your cardreader loose,the compact flash card could be corrupt and need formated.Just my .02

By ntalec Sat Jul 14, 2007 11:26 am
-You many have bad ram, that can cause the machine to do the craziest things.
-you may need to reinstall or update your OS
-you may have a bad CF card
-you may have a corrupt CF card that needs to be reformatted
-you could have a bad CF reader
-something could be loose or wrong with the connections to the CF reeader

All of which are pretty easy to check/verify

44.1 16 stereo is far from high quality plus what the machine does
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By Lampdog Sat Jul 14, 2007 4:36 pm
ntalec wrote:44.1 16 stereo is far from high quality plus what the machine does


It's redbook standard and what your cd's play out, it's fine.

By ntalec Sat Jul 14, 2007 5:00 pm
Lampdog wrote:
ntalec wrote:44.1 16 stereo is far from high quality plus what the machine does


It's redbook standard and what your cd's play out, it's fine.


No he said it like it was taxing the machine. optimusdeuce

[qoute="optimusdeuce"]I was thinking maybe Im sampling tracks at too high of a quality

at 44khz 16 bits in stereo? [/qoute]
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By Lampdog Sat Jul 14, 2007 6:48 pm
After re reading the initial question, your right, this would be my guess as well. Sorry for the confusion.
-You many have bad ram, that can cause the machine to do the craziest things.
-you may need to reinstall or update your OS
-you may have a bad CF card
-you may have a corrupt CF card that needs to be reformatted
-you could have a bad CF reader
-something could be loose or wrong with the connections to the CF reeader
By optimusdeuce Sat Jul 14, 2007 7:05 pm
hmmm,

so I should try one of three things?


Downloading a new O.S, of akai's website

Buying A new compact flash card or checking the connecting wires,

Purchasing new ram of ebay?


Thanks for the replys so far


Beyoung~