Mpc 1000 os zoning

ok i just loaded the new os v2.10 for the mpc 1000 and i cant find where the zone feature , can anyone show me where to go for that , thanks.

yeah man sure. it's called slicing and can be found here--

http://akaipro.com/documents/MPC1000/MP ... ver200.zip

or if you don't want to read, just look in the trim screen

iight thanks , one question is that your mpc there ,that looks hella sick man im tryin to get mine customized.

yeah man that's mine. just finished it up today with a clearcoat. the paint isn't really solid, it'll wear off over time, but that's kinda what i want to happen. i mean, i could always sand it off and do it again, right?

if you have more questions about zoning, let me know. zoning is maybe the most powerful tool for creative samplists...

Antonym wrote:yeah man that's mine. just finished it up today with a clearcoat. the paint isn't really solid, it'll wear off over time, but that's kinda what i want to happen. i mean, i could always sand it off and do it again, right?

if you have more questions about zoning, let me know. zoning is maybe the most powerful tool for creative samplists...

agreed

even when using drum breaks. i was chopping this one drum break up and shoot rearranging it not even chopping into single hits but how pete rock did on that video


and with samples

shits limitless




ps.f u c k i n dope colors mang

yea i need alot of help with zoning , im confused in using it .

its not too difficult if you understand beats and bars

you can chop at 1/4 or 1/8 notes in a 2 bar sample and if you chop it right you'll be able to play the pads in different order and have it on beat, after you chop it right, practice and play around to see how the sample sounds and to see how it fits.

if you have good samples or you really like a loop but wanna get really creative with it zoning is the perfect application.

Antonym wrote:yeah man sure. it's called slicing and can be found here--

http://akaipro.com/documents/MPC1000/MP ... ver200.zip

or if you don't want to read, just look in the trim screen

or you can watch my video on slicing (zoning). look in my signature and follow the video link.

thanks alot i reallt needed help on that the video helps alot too thanks