saving tracks as wav

say you make a beat that is 2 minutes long. your sequences are setup in order and the tracks in each sequenced are arranged like this : Closed Hats TR1, Kick TR2, Snare TR3, and so on

Can you save multitrack copies of each individual track as a .wav internally in the MPC, so that you can transfer each one to a DAW and just drag-and-drop them into the project, via USB connection and they will all be the same full-length?

Like have the MPC render only Hats-TR1 to it's own 2 minute long .wav file. Then have it render only the Kick-TR2 to their separate .wav file.

This way you wouldn't have to sit for hours, tracking each part of the song out for the duration of the beat. like (ie song duration x the number of tracks in the song)

I don't have a mixer big enough to multitrack out of the assignable outs either.

(PS I have full 128MB Memory and a 1GB CF Card)

Only thing I can think of is the Mix Down function in JJOS - http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/os2xl/mixdown.htm

But that takes a whole sequence, i.e. you can't specify tracks

I had words with Su- from Wu-Tang/ Sunz of Man via e-mail and he claims that you can actually transfer individual tracks to a D.A.W wirelessly. Do you know how big that is if that is true? Unfortunately he basically has a instructional video out explaining how its done so he wouldn't tell me how you do it. He does guarantee it can be done but he's selling that information. In addition he says it has a lot of other tips that are useful on the DVD. I wasn't sure if I was interested in spending the money to find out but I am kinda curious if that's true or not.

c'mon.............

Have you tried recording each track separately with the main out function? Hit Mode+pad8(record), then change the input from analog to main out. With all tracks muted except the one you wanna record, press f6 to start recording and then play start to start the track from the beginning. Repeat for as many tracks as you have. When you're done recording all your tracks hit mode+pad3(save) and find the tracks you just recorded and save them to the internal memory. These are .wav files now. Connect to your computer via usb and drag and drop these files into your editing software and then arrange and mix accordingly on there. Hope this helps a bit.