make a folder on your desktop or whatever
click and drag all the files from the internal/auto load into it
delete them from your mpc and then drag the new files into the internal/autoload
By tdot
Tue Jul 27, 2004 3:15 am

By stereoroid
Tue Jul 27, 2004 5:04 pm
Writing over the Internal Memory is a one-shot operation, described in the manual - you can't just delete selected sounds and add more sounds.
Basically, you fill the RAM with what you want in there, then dump it all from RAM to Internal Memory in one go. (pg 84).
I keep the Internal memory as is, for quick demos to rubberneckers... if you're just worried about the samples taking up space in RAM, then stop it autoloading (pg 83).
Basically, you fill the RAM with what you want in there, then dump it all from RAM to Internal Memory in one go. (pg 84).
I keep the Internal memory as is, for quick demos to rubberneckers... if you're just worried about the samples taking up space in RAM, then stop it autoloading (pg 83).
http://stereoroid.com/music/mpc1000/ for PGMs, samples, FAQ, and waffle.


