By golfdogz
Thu Oct 18, 2012 8:55 am
this is a pre-feature request - just thinkin out loud for now
would the architecture of JJOS / MPC allow for samples that are in ram to be accessed via USB load.
the purpose being, say youve trimmed a loop and got a bunch of samples in RAM and you want to edit them in soundforge.
instead of having to save to HD / Memory card > load USB>edit> load and replace sample, you could go to load menu and choose RAM in the USB options, and then you could open them up in your sound editor software, save and close, and exit load menu. - would cut out a few steps. although it would probably create havoc with the NDC setups.
im doubting it would be possible to implement otherwise it would have been done already. but it would be cool. (that post about inverting phase got me thinking about it.)
would the architecture of JJOS / MPC allow for samples that are in ram to be accessed via USB load.
the purpose being, say youve trimmed a loop and got a bunch of samples in RAM and you want to edit them in soundforge.
instead of having to save to HD / Memory card > load USB>edit> load and replace sample, you could go to load menu and choose RAM in the USB options, and then you could open them up in your sound editor software, save and close, and exit load menu. - would cut out a few steps. although it would probably create havoc with the NDC setups.
im doubting it would be possible to implement otherwise it would have been done already. but it would be cool. (that post about inverting phase got me thinking about it.)
mpc 2500 jjos XL
of the samples in ram into a designated area of the cf or hd. So samples can be accessed in mac or pc And then when you exit it, it automatically overwrites those samples back in the ram.
