By Lampdog
Sun Jan 15, 2012 10:08 pm
That's one of the reasons why I say I don't think new to old would be doable. Hardware specs on old mpc's are well, old.
JAH wrote:A new product loading old formats is one thing. But for it to save in a legacy format is another. I am thinking most of the projects and programs created on the Ren would be too large in size for it to convert it to be used in legacy MPCs limited to 32 MBs of memory.
labcoats wrote:The MPC5000 is a drunken sailor on a drumkit
kneebone77 wrote:JAH wrote:A new product loading old formats is one thing. But for it to save in a legacy format is another. I am thinking most of the projects and programs created on the Ren would be too large in size for it to convert it to be used in legacy MPCs limited to 32 MBs of memory.
You Could keep your file size small.
JAH wrote:kneebone77 wrote:JAH wrote:A new product loading old formats is one thing. But for it to save in a legacy format is another. I am thinking most of the projects and programs created on the Ren would be too large in size for it to convert it to be used in legacy MPCs limited to 32 MBs of memory.
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You Could keep your file size small.
So you will be worrying about keeping your file size small instead of making music?
Anything is possible...but based upon past MPCs, newer models haven't be able to save in legacy formats.
*There is a reported Akai tweet that files will be backwards compatible. I guess we will know in time.
labcoats wrote:The MPC5000 is a drunken sailor on a drumkit
JAH wrote:A new product loading old formats is one thing. But for it to save in a legacy format is another. I am thinking most of the projects and programs created on the Ren would be too large in size for it to convert it to be used in legacy MPCs limited to 32 MBs of memory.
JAH wrote:How many people would actually create something onboard the MPC Ren and then want to transfer it to older MPCs like a 3000? Would they really want to transfer MPC Ren created files to floppies and zip disks? Would this benefit the majority of people in the market for this product? The projects created on the MPC Ren can have automations, modulations, and even large amount of sequence data that older MPCs don't support....so your tracks would sound different when loaded into a legacy MPC.
So you would spend all your time getting your music to sound right in the MPC Ren and then hope some covert function will translates your files into something that can be read by an MPC 3000...only to have it sound completely different?
labcoats wrote:The MPC5000 is a drunken sailor on a drumkit
JAH wrote:That's from reading all of Tutor's ebooks.....click on the links above and to the right. You will be here talking about MIDI sync, CC messages, ppqns, etc in no time.