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By blakjak91 Tue Jul 06, 2004 4:54 pm
I've done just that but when I playback the sequence it won't action the track changes (on/off) as it would in a song. Also while I'm here can anyone recommend a good SCSI hard drive to store my samples etc on? or are they much of a muchness. There's a whole stack on ebay but being the technophobe that I am I've not a clue what to get (lots of different makes, memory etc)...
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By jorge guzman Tue Jul 06, 2004 6:45 pm
i dont get what ur saying about song, sequence but in song mode all the mutes are done on each seq. to ur liking while on seq. u have to do it yourself live.. i use zip so i have no idea on hd..
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By pt3r Wed Jul 07, 2004 7:03 am
I feel your pain blakjak1, the problem is that you cannot render a song to a new sequence on the mpc2000 (NOT THE XL) taking the track changes into account. The mpc2000xl can do this but not the mpc2000. For a harddisk get a 1Gb disk and you should be fine www.scsiforsamplers.com is the place to look.
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By DSTRUCT Fri Jul 09, 2004 2:57 am
blakjak91 wrote:I've done just that but when I playback the sequence it won't action the track changes (on/off) as it would in a song.
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the tracks of the original sequences (that you put into song mode) have to match up. Say your song is made up of 4 sequences. if your snare is on track 1 on sequence 1, it has to be on the same tracks for the other sequences. Say your main sample is on track 5, it has to be on track 5 for every sequence that makes up the song. If not, once that song is converted into a sequence, and you play with on/off, nothing will line up right. Itll be a mess. Organization pays off.

By blakjak91 Sat Jul 10, 2004 12:13 pm
Cheers chaps.... :D