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By dusty_revere Wed Oct 01, 2008 8:32 am
okay, i looked around the forum and didnt find a topic that covered this problem.
i also used the search engine and didnt find it either, so i made this topic.

so, to my issue.
i load my floppy into my mpc 2000xl, i have version 1.14
im inserting 1.44mb disks into it.

so once it's loaded i dont see my sounds in the load window.
i pressed the "open window" key and none of my sounds are there.
im thinking, is the drive broken or something?
please help me on figuring this out.
if you need more info please ask.
i got the mpc without a manual (stupid, i know.)
:(
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By Lampdog Wed Oct 01, 2008 9:22 am
Your missing alot of detailed info in your description their guy.

What sounds? What format of sounds? How did you get the "sounds" onto the disk?

How was the disk formatted? What format did you use when you formatted it?
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By dabmeister Wed Oct 01, 2008 2:19 pm
Yo Dust, why didn't you go to Akai Pro's website and download the manual? ???

http://www.akaipro.com
By dusty_revere Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:41 pm
thanks for the replies :D
ok..

their drums sounds, their .wavs, i put the sounds in the disk
by copying all the sounds into the floppy.
and lampdop, your last two questions idk how to answer those. my bad.

dabmeister. thanks for that tip 8)
i didnt know you could download it since they had the manual
for $30 books on another website.
thanks again.
anything else you wanna know so you can help me out, ask.
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By 7 1 4 Beats Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:49 pm
dusty_revere wrote:thanks for the replies :D
ok..

their drums sounds, their .wavs, i put the sounds in the disk
by copying all the sounds into the floppy.
and lampdop, your last two questions idk how to answer those. my bad.

dabmeister. thanks for that tip 8)
i didnt know you could download it since they had the manual
for $30 books on another website.
thanks again.
anything else you wanna know so you can help me out, ask.



Are they 16 bit 44.1 Khz .WAV's?
By dusty_revere Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:58 pm
7 1 4 Beats wrote:
dusty_revere wrote:thanks for the replies :D
ok..

their drums sounds, their .wavs, i put the sounds in the disk
by copying all the sounds into the floppy.
and lampdop, your last two questions idk how to answer those. my bad.

dabmeister. thanks for that tip 8)
i didnt know you could download it since they had the manual
for $30 books on another website.
thanks again.
anything else you wanna know so you can help me out, ask.



Are they 16 bit 44.1 Khz .WAV's?


yep, they are 44100 hz, 16 bit.
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By 7 1 4 Beats Wed Oct 01, 2008 7:27 pm
dusty_revere wrote:snaps..
neither..im sure.
what's fat format?
my bad if im being extra newb.


Well if they are MPC Formatted your computer won't recognize them if they are FAT Formatted=PC Formatted then there should be no problems.
By dusty_revere Wed Oct 01, 2008 7:37 pm
7 1 4 Beats wrote:
dusty_revere wrote:snaps..
neither..im sure.
what's fat format?
my bad if im being extra newb.


Well if they are MPC Formatted your computer won't recognize them if they are FAT Formatted=PC Formatted then there should be no problems.


oh, well then they were fat formatted cause the pc recognized them.
even after i put the files on the disk i put it in the pc to see if they were there..
and they were.
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By Lampdog Wed Oct 01, 2008 7:40 pm
.....and spell my name right...













lol...

Yeah, the manual is free on akaipro.com

2kxl wants to be fed 44/16 wavs.

While loading the sounds you can choose what pad to put them on. Did you do that/

The 2kxl manual shows how to load sounds, pg 164, 2kxl manual.
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By Lampdog Wed Oct 01, 2008 7:43 pm
Put the floppy in the pc, format fat or fat16. Save your sounds on it again and load it into the 2kxl.

??????, I'm guessing your floppy is fat32. Not good.

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By dusty_revere Wed Oct 01, 2008 7:51 pm
Lampdog wrote:Put the floppy in the pc, format fat or fat16. Save your sounds on it again and load it into the 2kxl.

??????, I'm guessing your floppy is fat32. Not good.


ok, so say they are fat32.
i cant format them to fat16 or fat like you said?
thanks lampdoG