Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By alexfoxxx Mon Feb 04, 2013 3:36 pm
Yesterday i finally succeeded in loading a program + sounds into my mpc60 (MPC editor)...

But then, when my program was in the mpc, i wanted to add some more sounds via zip disk, but the disk - load function wouldn't work , cause the MPC didn't recognize the other zip disk again where the new sounds where at.. ( maybe because the new zip with those sounds i woanted to load had 4 partitions on it ??)

(the zip with the program on it was 1 partition, the other zip with extra sounds 4..could that be the problem ? )
By Acid Mitch Mon Feb 04, 2013 5:52 pm
The MPC can read far more partitions than that (around 30 or so I think ).
Sounds like your disk is corrupt or the drive is not reading properly.

The computer wont be able to read those partitions. If you want to make a disk readable by both the computer and the MPC you must format the disk using MPC editor. The downside to this is that you end up with only 1 30mb partition, no matter how big or small your media is.
By alexfoxxx Tue Feb 05, 2013 11:35 am
i understand that, but the problem is:

you have loaded up a program and sounds from zip disk number 1 on a mpc60.

after a while you decide to add a few sounds on that program, but those sounds are somewhere on another zip disk, number 2 for example.

But... this other disk i once putted like 4 partitions on it.

the original zipdisk nummer 1 i used for loading up the program+snds , i formated in the pc, put the program + snds on it...and loaded it into the mpc60.

now i have the mpc 60 running...but i cannot load the other sounds from the disk number 2..cause the mpc won't update the disk, to read it has 4 partitions..
By Acid Mitch Tue Feb 05, 2013 12:53 pm
The number of partitions has nothing to do with it.

What happens when you go to the load page and press "select disk" (soft key 4) ?
Can you select another partition or what ?

And can you load stuff from the disk with 4 partitions if you haven't already loaded something else first ?