Little Q: stacking samples??

WhatUP folks! I'm just wondering on that one (maybe sound silly tho):
how can I stack two different samples to the same pad??!
I mean stacking 1 snare and 1 clap (for example) and play the both of'em together by hitting the pad...is this possibile? Is also possible to adjust "effects"/volumes of each samlpe?
Thank you in advance!

h.

Your good friend Mr. Manual will tell you .

dang bro the manual doesn't explain every possible detail known to mankind!!!!! do research other than the MANUAL..and most likely you'll find it!!!!

nicebeats1 wrote:dang bro the manual doesn't explain every possible detail known to mankind!!!!

Chapter 12: Program Mode (Page 73 and 74)

nicebeats1 wrote:dang bro the manual doesn't explain every possible detail known to mankind!!!!! do research other than the MANUAL..and most likely you'll find it!!!!

Of course it doesn't. Especially if you don't read it. MPC 500's manual is not a ****ing encyclopaedia britannica, man. Why should it have every possible detail known to mankind?! It has enough detail for you to know how to operate your MPC properly, though.

nicebeats1 wrote:dang bro the manual doesn't explain every possible detail known to mankind!!!!! do research other than the MANUAL..and most likely you'll find it!!!!

Yo, if a dumb question is asked, my answer will be dumb to!

eimer wrote:

nicebeats1 wrote:dang bro the manual doesn't explain every possible detail known to mankind!!!!! do research other than the MANUAL..and most likely you'll find it!!!!

Yo, if a dumb question is asked, my answer will be dumb to!

Yeah...I was on the rush and this "easy-silly" Q popped in my mind tho.
Since I was not home and so not having the manual with me...you know, I don't usually bring it with me while I'm out of town. That's all.

Thanks anyway.
PACE - h.

@ Hed, If you want to read it every now and then, place the manual on your laptop, desktop, thumb drive when
you go out, everywhere. That way you will always have it with you (I do this also).

@ nicebeats, manuala are for the functions contained in the machine/gear itself, not techniques, functions.
No manual can "explain every possible detail known to mankind!!!!!

..telling someone to "do research other than the MANUAL..and most likely you'll find it!!!!






don't be scared of it "breathe it in.... BASK IN IT - thugnificent"

I cant read.

cyke

Hey Hed.
I meant no harm!

Peace!

Lampdog wrote:@ Hed, If you want to read it every now and then, place the manual on your laptop, desktop, thumb drive when
you go out, everywhere. That way you will always have it with you (I do this also).

Yeah you're def right, but it was sort of a coincidence due to a little travel and stuff (I don't even have a laptop)...but you're right! Thanks!

eimer wrote:Hey Hed.
I meant no harm!

Peace!

Yo! Me too...thanks for the help Eimer!
P E A C E

hed