By xh9o
Mon Aug 17, 2009 4:58 pm
hey
there is no better way to make floppy disks for the s950 than using mpc60 v3 editor (collect and assign samples), awave studio (convert from mp60/3000 into akai s1000 format which can be read by the s950 as well) and empx (making the floppy done).
whats way annoying is the mpcs and therefore the mpc editors own code of midi-assigment. as i use robobop on the atari for programming beats i need a more suitable template program. robobop basically uses gm-near order, which goes like the following:
36 38 42 46 37 51 49 48 45 41 62 63 65
So if someone could make me that simple template (A1-A13, the other pads can be assigned freely as long as they don´t use one of the midi notes already assinged to A1-A13), it would be a nice thing and I´d paypal himsome dollars for the time.
The other template would be just chromatically starting from "C1" on "A1" and go straight through all the 63 other notes. I´d paypal here some dollars as well, sure.
Thanks for reading!
there is no better way to make floppy disks for the s950 than using mpc60 v3 editor (collect and assign samples), awave studio (convert from mp60/3000 into akai s1000 format which can be read by the s950 as well) and empx (making the floppy done).
whats way annoying is the mpcs and therefore the mpc editors own code of midi-assigment. as i use robobop on the atari for programming beats i need a more suitable template program. robobop basically uses gm-near order, which goes like the following:
36 38 42 46 37 51 49 48 45 41 62 63 65
So if someone could make me that simple template (A1-A13, the other pads can be assigned freely as long as they don´t use one of the midi notes already assinged to A1-A13), it would be a nice thing and I´d paypal himsome dollars for the time.
The other template would be just chromatically starting from "C1" on "A1" and go straight through all the 63 other notes. I´d paypal here some dollars as well, sure.
Thanks for reading!
