
By djhombre
Fri Jul 16, 2010 7:56 am
Hi all,
I've just spent the past few months (a few hours here & there) trawling my vinyl and sampling a whole heap of stuff onto the MPC. I've saved the samples recorded into a daily folder, trimmed them all down and then moved (via USB) into a single folder - with the intention of going back through when I've finished, to sort into beats, bass, fills etc and possibly again by rough speed.
As you can imagine, the single folder where I'm moving these samples to is pretty huge now with a large number of samples (1000+). I've noticed that when I'm going through the list of samples on the MPC, quite a few appear to be missing...however if I connect via USB they are definitely there.
My solution was to (for the time being), break this huge folder into alphabetic sub-folders (eg A-C, D-F etc...). This appears to fix the problem, all the missing samples appear to be present when going through the MPC.
So I was wondering, if anyone else has come across this...and if so, is there a recommended folder size - in terms of number of items?
Ta in advance
I've just spent the past few months (a few hours here & there) trawling my vinyl and sampling a whole heap of stuff onto the MPC. I've saved the samples recorded into a daily folder, trimmed them all down and then moved (via USB) into a single folder - with the intention of going back through when I've finished, to sort into beats, bass, fills etc and possibly again by rough speed.
As you can imagine, the single folder where I'm moving these samples to is pretty huge now with a large number of samples (1000+). I've noticed that when I'm going through the list of samples on the MPC, quite a few appear to be missing...however if I connect via USB they are definitely there.
My solution was to (for the time being), break this huge folder into alphabetic sub-folders (eg A-C, D-F etc...). This appears to fix the problem, all the missing samples appear to be present when going through the MPC.
So I was wondering, if anyone else has come across this...and if so, is there a recommended folder size - in terms of number of items?
Ta in advance



