By sparq
Fri Feb 06, 2009 3:28 am
you can't. .seq files are files that only the mpc can read. if you want to hear what you have on your mpc, on your computer, you can either track it out to a DAW such as pro tools, cubase, reaper, etc. or you can resample your sequence back into your mpc and transfer it to your computer as a wav file.
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By Menco
Fri Feb 06, 2009 1:13 pm
Never tryed this before, but I think u can use sequence data in a daw when u save everything as a normal midi file.

By henoi
Sat Feb 07, 2009 8:20 am
sparq wrote:you can't. .seq files are files that only the mpc can read. if you want to hear what you have on your mpc, on your computer, you can either track it out to a DAW such as pro tools, cubase, reaper, etc. or you can resample your sequence back into your mpc and transfer it to your computer as a wav file.
so if i track it out to my DAW (pro tools) does that mean I have to do it via MIDI? im soughta lost.
thanks heaps for the help but.
By LunaticBastard
Sat Feb 07, 2009 4:15 pm
midi will just keep it all sync'd up while you record it in. but if you save the seq as a "mid" file then you can load it directly into your daw program and use vst's for the instruments.
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By PzuvMynd
Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:26 am
Save as Midi........Never thought of that.......But then your not really tracking out the beat you made.....Thats kinda makein a new if your not usining the original sound.
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