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By dj oasis916 Wed May 03, 2006 4:56 am
how do i get them to the computer so i can burn them?? the only way i can think of is hooking up my soundcard & pluging the master out to the soundcard and press record in adobe audio!! way do people say record each track by the self?? do i mute them then go back and add them 1 by 1????
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By pt3r Wed May 03, 2006 6:46 am
dj oasis916 wrote:how do i get them to the computer so i can burn them?? the only way i can think of is hooking up my soundcard & pluging the master out to the soundcard and press record in adobe audio!! way do people say record each track by the self?? do i mute them then go back and add them 1 by 1????


Depends on what software you're using. I you have audio recording soft that can do some kind of synchronisation like MTC or MMC then you should also hook up your mpc via a midi cord alongside the audio hookup so all the recorded tracks are synchronised.

By dj oasis916 Wed May 03, 2006 5:03 pm
^ ya im using the mpc 1000 blk
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By robertG Wed May 03, 2006 5:41 pm
go onto sceebay, all sorts of software on their which is copied naughty naughty. although mine is real get cubase or logic or fl failing that i do not know.
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By Smoove03 Wed May 03, 2006 6:19 pm
man if you're looking for a quick way to get your beats recorded, just do what you said. plug the mpc out (or if you have a mixer, use the mixer's out) into your soundcard input.

if you want to track your beats out, its a longer process. it involves syncing your mpc with your computer and a bunch of other jazz...

depends on how you wanna do it.......
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By robertG Wed May 03, 2006 10:08 pm
there is loads of freeware out too, ie a software sequencer, that you can use alongside your sound card,