By timmytoga
Thu Nov 14, 2013 8:36 pm
How do you organize your samples within your MPC?
As an MPC 2500 user with OSXL, I would like to autoload a number of programs and samples, so I'm ready to sample some stuff and jam.
What I've found is that if I autoload too many samples, I can't ever locate individual sounds (including recently sampled sounds) within the trim or program screen - there are just too many to go through...
On a computer, these sounds would be organized into folders, so they would be easy to locate - but they would also be loaded in the memory and ready to play. If I sampled a new sound, they would be in a specific location and easy to locate/ edit.
Am I missing a critical feature, or am I simply not expected to autoload a lot of programs and samples.
Instead, should I only load programs I want to use manually? I don't like this, because it's more difficult to audition samples I may or may not want to use.
Does anyone have any sneaky tips, tricks, or ideas to improve the work flow and organize samples? Ideally, a number of programs and samples would autoload (808 kit, synth samples, breaks, one shots, vocal samples, etc.) so I could just scroll through my programs and pick appropriate sounds. This isn't really feasible since once they're loaded, I can't locate any individual samples within the HUGE list of samples...
Any insight would be gnarly.
Thanks!
As an MPC 2500 user with OSXL, I would like to autoload a number of programs and samples, so I'm ready to sample some stuff and jam.
What I've found is that if I autoload too many samples, I can't ever locate individual sounds (including recently sampled sounds) within the trim or program screen - there are just too many to go through...
On a computer, these sounds would be organized into folders, so they would be easy to locate - but they would also be loaded in the memory and ready to play. If I sampled a new sound, they would be in a specific location and easy to locate/ edit.
Am I missing a critical feature, or am I simply not expected to autoload a lot of programs and samples.
Instead, should I only load programs I want to use manually? I don't like this, because it's more difficult to audition samples I may or may not want to use.
Does anyone have any sneaky tips, tricks, or ideas to improve the work flow and organize samples? Ideally, a number of programs and samples would autoload (808 kit, synth samples, breaks, one shots, vocal samples, etc.) so I could just scroll through my programs and pick appropriate sounds. This isn't really feasible since once they're loaded, I can't locate any individual samples within the HUGE list of samples...
Any insight would be gnarly.
Thanks!

