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By hollaback8 Sun Dec 25, 2005 6:35 am
Ok here is my problem. I have a MPC 2000 and I am trying to sample vinyl. WhenvI sample there is a loud hiss sound so I can not sample because of this loud hiss sound. what is the problem and how do I correct it ?


Thanks

By Pascal Denninghaus Sun Dec 25, 2005 8:01 am
have you ground your turntable?

When you are in sample-mode, try to change the input format from stereo to
mono l and mono right and hear, maybe one of your mixer input is crashed.
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By stryke Sun Dec 25, 2005 6:31 pm
Check you levels.(rec gain and tt volume)If you're peaking it can cause hiss you want a hot signal but not peaking.

Check your cables also.

By klixxx Thu Jan 05, 2006 5:59 pm
i had the same exact problem when i had to record stuff from my turntables to my computer
it wasnt the ground or nothin
try setting up ure equipmnet in another room
and record
trust me
i cant explain why... but when i tried to record in my basement it didnt work
i put my stuff in my room and suddenly it worked
i went back downstairs to try it out.. it didnt work
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By M.ic P.ro C.rusher Fri Jan 06, 2006 12:49 am
hollaback8 wrote:Ok here is my problem. I have a MPC 2000 and I am trying to sample vinyl. WhenvI sample there is a loud hiss sound so I can not sample because of this loud hiss sound. what is the problem and how do I correct it ?


Thanks


You do have your turntable going through a DJ mixer and not directly into your MPC, right? If not, you should, phono (turntable) outs need to be amplified before you can hear them properly.