Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By dmarz45 Sun Oct 26, 2008 10:24 pm
I tried loading some drums in via a floppy disk. I loaded them on there with mpc editor then I opened them up in the 3000 and it definitely sounds like the drums lost some of their high freqs..... has this ever happened to anybody else?

also the drums sound like they're pitched down a little bit as well...???
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By BenHoughton Sun Oct 26, 2008 11:28 pm
thats weird...

howd you get them in to mpc editor?

did you just transfer via zip onto the computer or did you record straight onto the computer?
because maybe if you've avoided using the 3000 to sample it may affect the sound
By dmarz45 Mon Oct 27, 2008 12:38 am
BenHoughton wrote:thats weird...

howd you get them in to mpc editor?

did you just transfer via zip onto the computer or did you record straight onto the computer?
because maybe if you've avoided using the 3000 to sample it may affect the sound



its actually cause i extracted the wav from fl studio. I extracted a wav from cool edit and loaded it and it sounded right. IDK why FL Studio does that. Its weird...
By mpc3000le Mon Oct 27, 2008 12:47 am
dmarz45 wrote:
BenHoughton wrote:thats weird...

howd you get them in to mpc editor?

did you just transfer via zip onto the computer or did you record straight onto the computer?
because maybe if you've avoided using the 3000 to sample it may affect the sound



its actually cause i extracted the wav from fl studio. I extracted a wav from cool edit and loaded it and it sounded right. IDK why FL Studio does that. Its weird...


It's possible that when the file was exported from Fruity Loops that it's sample rate was set incorrectly.

As in too high.

48 KHz instead of 44.1 KHz.

Just a thought.

Rohan.
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By Lampdog Mon Oct 27, 2008 6:29 am
mpc3000le wrote:
It's possible that when the file was exported from Fruity Loops that it's sample rate was set incorrectly.

As in too high.

48 KHz instead of 44.1 KHz.

I was thinking that too.