Press (mode) then (record) depending on what mpc you have, then from the main screen go (mode) (program) and rotate the jog wheel to the desired sound of for that pad, if you need to trim the sample press (mode) (trim) and trim your start and end points, again depending on mpc you have you can use the chop shop feature and chop that one sample into many and spread it across many pads. I haven't read your earlier post but usually ppl around the forum get tired of seeing the same basic questions asked, it shows to them that you haven't researched or dug enough into the machine, with the idea that if you not willing to do that now on basic features you wont be willing to do it to take to the elite level of use later in your production career, you just need to understand their perspective and not take it personnel.
JUKE 179r wrote:beat me to it.
we had to see at the same time
ArKyve-31 wrote:...usually ppl around the forum get tired of seeing the same basic questions asked, it shows to them that you haven't researched or dug enough into the machine, with the idea that if you not willing to do that now on basic features you wont be willing to do it to take to the elite level of use later in your production career, you just need to understand their perspective and not take it personnel.
jytester1 wrote:ok so turntable is hooked up now whats next? steps on what to do as far as sampling the rcord and then how to assign to pads. please help.
