Question about Loops in MPC 2.0

When I export my loop and put it into Ableton or any other DAW, I end up having that left over space sound when I try to extend the loop by simply dragging the end. For example, when the loop comes to an end, if I drag it to continue on playing, before it begins on the loop again there's a 1-2 second silence. Only way I know how to get rid of it is by chopping that end off in a program like Audacity. Is there any other way to NOT have that space on the end when I export the loop from MPC 2.0?

no idea about mpc2.0, the live mostly as standalone but you can crop the sample in ableton after you adjusted it with ctrl+j, it`s called consolidate i think

When you export there is a tab that will let you take off the end value. Put it on "0". You probably have it on "1".

WaterWhooper wrote:When I export my loop and put it into Ableton or any other DAW, I end up having that left over space sound when I try to extend the loop by simply dragging the end. For example, when the loop comes to an end, if I drag it to continue on playing, before it begins on the loop again there's a 1-2 second silence. Only way I know how to get rid of it is by chopping that end off in a program like Audacity. Is there any other way to NOT have that space on the end when I export the loop from MPC 2.0?