Exchange tips and tricks for the Akai MPC4000
By justin03 Thu Apr 08, 2004 12:53 pm
Maybe I'm doing something wrong but when I put an audio cd into my MPC and press play it is not playing it back anymore like it was doing last week. Am I missing a step that I'm supposed to be doing or what?
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By Blue Haze Thu Apr 08, 2004 1:01 pm
Did you on go to the record page and turn the input source to Main out to listen to your CD? :D Also use the soft keys to play back the CD.





:idea: :D

Check page 64 in your manual

By justin03 Thu Apr 08, 2004 2:38 pm
Blue Haze wrote:Did you on go to the record page and turn the input source to Main out to listen to your CD? :D Also use the soft keys to play back the CD.





:idea: :D

Check page 64 in your manual


I don't think that I did, but when I was playing them last week I don't recall changing the input source. What do you mean about the soft keys? I never used them I always pressed play and the cd played back. I'm not at home with my MPC now but do you really think that I should change the source to main out and use Internal.
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By Blue Haze Thu Apr 08, 2004 2:58 pm
Sorry the F6 key is what I mean by soft key a old term from the 3000 series; however, yes you use the play on the transport to play your Audio CD back. If you want to record you can press the F6 key under the screen in the record page and yes change the input source to (Whoops) Internal Analog outt. :D

Also in you have the reference manual check the page 157 for more info. :D
Last edited by Blue Haze on Thu Apr 08, 2004 5:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.

By justin03 Thu Apr 08, 2004 3:21 pm
Blue Haze wrote:Sorry the F6 key is what I mean by soft key a old term from the 3000 series; however, yes you use the play on the transport to play your Audio CD back. If you want to record you can press the F6 key under the screen in the record page and yes change the input source to main out. :D

Also in you have the reference manual check the page 157 for more info. :D


Thanks a lot