By dj Trocar
Wed May 03, 2006 12:15 pm
*** Hello to the group, and sorry, but my multiple archive searches did not turn up anything helpful.
My MPC1K will not recognize/load .WAV files that are "coded" as MPEG-3 ... seems it only wants PCM files. Am I correct?
Also, I have a SONY ICD-MX20 digital stereo voice recorder (w/software) that I use to acquire samples in the field. Every sound captured by this device is stored as a .MSV file (proprietary to SONY?) Anyway, like many of the other posts I read, I have a ton of samples in both MPEG-3 (mostly "legal" sound clips off the web) and .MSV that I want to load up and edit/screw with/sequence, and the sampler won't take them.
Is either of these an acceptable file format for the 1000, and if not, is there some type of freeware platform I can download to convert these file codecs to one that the sampler can play? By the way, I am totally hardware-based in my studio; I only use a PC to occasionally get samples and to work with the SONY voice recorder software.
Sorry for a long post; if anyone can help or give advice I would appreciate it very much. In the meantime I will continue to search the database.
Cheers,
TrocaR
My MPC1K will not recognize/load .WAV files that are "coded" as MPEG-3 ... seems it only wants PCM files. Am I correct?
Also, I have a SONY ICD-MX20 digital stereo voice recorder (w/software) that I use to acquire samples in the field. Every sound captured by this device is stored as a .MSV file (proprietary to SONY?) Anyway, like many of the other posts I read, I have a ton of samples in both MPEG-3 (mostly "legal" sound clips off the web) and .MSV that I want to load up and edit/screw with/sequence, and the sampler won't take them.
Is either of these an acceptable file format for the 1000, and if not, is there some type of freeware platform I can download to convert these file codecs to one that the sampler can play? By the way, I am totally hardware-based in my studio; I only use a PC to occasionally get samples and to work with the SONY voice recorder software.
Sorry for a long post; if anyone can help or give advice I would appreciate it very much. In the meantime I will continue to search the database.
Cheers,
TrocaR
"Relax, you have Time .... BSR"



