can you import midi seq into mpc 1000????

hello! i´m studing the specifications and i don´t found this.
it´s posible to import midi sequences?
thanks

yes

thanks pt3r!
... you can program a drum pattern in redrum and then import the midi seq into mpc 1000 and the asign the sounds you want... it´s correct?

I dunno about import it but you can have it act as a slave from reason. The redrum will trigger the midi on the MPC if you have them set to the same channel. then you just need to bounce the audio in some other program..IE cubase/protools/Acid

Pick your poison.

anyone correct me if im wrong but that is my understanding of it

thanks, DJ Rub-ISH... but i want to use the mpc alone and inport some of my works in to not depend of my computer any more, except for editing some sounds.
i have a lot of patterns in reason´s redrum that i wish to put in my mpc with it´s corresponding sounds. and before i by the mpc i wish to know if it´s posible.
thanks again.

imoushon wrote:thanks, DJ Rub-ISH... but i want to use the mpc alone and inport some of my works in to not depend of my computer any more, except for editing some sounds.
i have a lot of patterns in reason´s redrum that i wish to put in my mpc with it´s corresponding sounds. and before i by the mpc i wish to know if it´s posible.
thanks again.

This will work fine as long as you know which note #s correspond to which sample (in Redrum, and you can program corresponding samples on the MPC) Just assign a program to whatever track imports with MIDI data on it, and assign samples/note #s to pads within that program to correspond.

This is again assuming you can export as MIDI. You'd have to copy pattern to Track in Reason, delete or silence (however it works, I'm no longer a Reason user for the most part) the other tracks and Export MIDI file.

Seems like a lot of work for transfering matrix-based sequences, but whatever floats your boat.

-tank.

thanks thynctank!
this is what i want to hear!