Computer drag n drop

Hey,

i remember about an old and shady pc program that allowed u to drag n drop some samples from the computer to the mpc with a zip drive... so ru programs are made right away..

does it exist or did i just dream it up?
does it exist for mac users?

anything similar ud like to share, we're not here to judge.

gdday

MPC Editor for the PC or RS-16X (formerly called MPC Pgm Maker) for the Mac.

scsiforsamplers.com wrote:MPC Editor for the PC or RS-16X (formerly called MPC Pgm Maker) for the Mac.

I have a CF ard reader from you I installed on my mpc3000. If I want to transfer samples on a card to my Mac, would i use RS-16 and a usb CF card reader?

The sound like spring check out. I have only heard that We can use the card reader for transfer samples on a card to the mac, I am not sure, I hope that It would be work and also not Eject the process.

melvillebutler wrote:The sound like spring check out. I have only heard that We can use the card reader for transfer samples on a card to the mac, I am not sure, I hope that It would be work and also not Eject the process.

son, im not sure if i understood whatchu sayin.. i dont want to be harsh or anything

but are you saying that this spring they plan on putting out a mac version of something



ive thought about an option : SCSI to usb.. might work ... wouldnit?

Ldizzy wrote:

melvillebutler wrote:The sound like spring check out. I have only heard that We can use the card reader for transfer samples on a card to the mac, I am not sure, I hope that It would be work and also not Eject the process.

son, im not sure if i understood whatchu sayin.. i dont want to be harsh or anything

but are you saying that this spring they plan on putting out a mac version of something



ive thought about an option : SCSI to usb.. might work ... wouldnit?

if you have a mac you can use either RS-16X or Translator...

im actually looking to do the reverse on my 4k, i need to backup sounds on my 4k to my laptop and it appears ak.sys will only let me drag and drop one at a time.....anyone know of a better way to do this?