Problem converting .wav to .snd (noisey samples!) mpc60 MKII

hey I have a little problem here,

my idea was to convert some .wav to .snd, putting them back to my SD card, put the sd card onto my mpc60 MKII...
I have no problem loading .snd in my mpc60, but they are noisey, like, white noise.

I used wavsnd.exe to convert .wav to .snd
I used Hxcfloppyemulator.exe to add files (.snd) to my .hfe
Evrything works perfectly.

It's quite simple but something is wrong with conversion I guess,

need help

thanks a lot,

Jean-Pierre


ps : I use a mpc 60 MKII, with a hxc floppy emulator rev c, OS 3.10

I tried MPC editor to create .pgm and .snd...but same problem with .snd...noisey....

It should work.

Are you using 44.1kHz/16bit WAV source files?

Are you sure you are copying over SND files produced by WAVSND.EXE, not SND files generated by other computer applications that are incompatible?

Are you using 44.1kHz/16bit WAV source files?

Will check tomorrow...does it matter?

Are you sure you are copying over SND files produced by WAVSND.EXE, not SND files generated by other computer applications that are incompatible?

Yes, I'm sure about that.

Did several tests, using WASND.EXE Or mpceditor.exe, same problem.

Will do it some more tests tomorrow,

thank you Simon,

Jean-Pierre


ps i just read " I use the MPC Editor, which is invaluable to me, because it saves so much time. You must have windows 98 or lower for this program to work correctly. "

....maybe that's the pb. I use Win7! Will check it tomorrow...

So I tried converting my 24 bits wav to 16 bits before converting to .snd....it's much better, but still have too much deterioration.

Same method, used mpceditor to create .pgrm and .snd...and used HxCFloppyEmulator to add files to my .hfe...

Am I the only one having issues with a mpc 60 MK2?


If can test my files...would be awesome ;

mpceditor.rar :
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/53791818/file.html
(with .pgrm and 2 .snd)
and
Disk_9.hfe
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/1619075/file.html


thankssssss!

Your wav files must be in 16-bit format before you use WAVSND to convert them to snd files.

As stated on the WAVSND website "This application converts 16-bit PCM wave files to MPC3000 format. The MPC60 with 3.x OS and the MPC2000 can read these SND files. ".

16 bit.

Also if you translate any wav files that are not 44100 then I imagine that you will encounter slower or faster samples at the wrong pitch after conversion.

Translate all your wav's to 16-bit, 44100kHz before converting to SND's.
Also would be a good idea to convert to mono first by taking either the left or right-hand side of the sample.

jimmie wrote:16 bit.

Also if you translate any wav files that are not 44100 then I imagine that you will encounter slower or faster samples at the wrong pitch after conversion.

Translate all your wav's to 16-bit, 44100kHz before converting to SND's.
Also would be a good idea to convert to mono first by taking either the left or right-hand side of the sample.

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ZWUKOLOW wrote:

jimmie wrote:16 bit.

Also if you translate any wav files that are not 44100 then I imagine that you will encounter slower or faster samples at the wrong pitch after conversion.

Translate all your wav's to 16-bit, 44100kHz before converting to SND's.
Also would be a good idea to convert to mono first by taking either the left or right-hand side of the sample.

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Yes! it works now. Hop this thread will help some!

Thank you!!!!

SimonInAustralia wrote:Are you using 44.1kHz/16bit WAV source files?

yes, it worked thanks to you Simon. I didn't have time to reply you! my bad!

do you have any programm to recommand me to convert alll my stereo drums to mono and 24 to 16bits?