MPC 1000 IN PRO STUDIO?

IF I MAKE A BEAT IN MY MPC 1000 AND I WANT TO GO TO A BIG TIME STUDIO THAT HAS A MPC 2000 OR A 2000XL HOW WOULD I TRACK THE BEAT IF I HAVE A 1000? CAN SOME ONE HELP ME ASAP. PLEASE GIVE AS MUCH DETAILS AS POSSBILE.

pisnooky wrote:IF I MAKE A BEAT IN MY MPC 1000 AND I WANT TO GO TO A BIG TIME STUDIO THAT HAS A MPC 2000 OR A 2000XL HOW WOULD I TRACK THE BEAT IF I HAVE A 1000? CAN SOME ONE HELP ME ASAP. PLEASE GIVE AS MUCH DETAILS AS POSSBILE.

I'm sorry mods, but !!!!!!

Why can't you just take the 1000 with you to the studio?

denzelcollins wrote:Why can't you just take the 1000 with you to the studio?

thats what I was going to ask? Thats one of the things I like about the 1k, being able to take it with you.

Theres probably a few things youll have to learn before you get to that "BIGTIME STUDIO".

If i take my casio wristwatch to the studio can i synch it via midi through my mpc?

maybe....have u got the SCSI board and 8-output on your CASIO?

sumedho wrote:maybe....have u got the SCSI board and 8-output on your CASIO?

my casio aint messing around.,

I took my mpc1k to a studio and everything went fine. The only problem we had was syncing it up with pro tools, but it was my mp-7's fault. I was using it as a master at the time, but now i use the mpc1k. We got crystal clear sound and a tight product from going. Check it out...........

http://www.garageband.com/song?|pe1|S8LTM0LdsaSnZVSza2o

I don't know, maybe I'm getting too old, or the new generation of beatmakers thinks only about the bling bling.

"BIG TIME STUDIO", hahaha, Pisnooky, if the "BIG TIME STUDIOS" are the reason why you're trying to make beats...........then I really feel sorry for your MPC.

let's all sit down in a circle and have a big laugh about this topic !

buzzcut wrote:If i take my casio wristwatch to the studio can i synch it via midi through my mpc?

U guys r too much

the 1000 only has 4 outs and the other mpcs have 8.

buzzcut wrote:If i take my casio wristwatch to the studio can i synch it via midi through my mpc?

hehe. You got to be kiding

lol, you go into your mixer, hit f2, hit what sounds you want from ST to either 1,2 or 3,4. There ya go. And then you pan the sound either to the left or to the right. read the manual.

only four outputs but you can pan a sound hard left to channel L on the main outs and pan another hard right to the R on the main outs and get six outs out of the beast... if you have alot of sounds you can sync with midi and just lay the beat down in two takes or three, whatever you gotta do to get all the sounds in there meng...