Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By debacle Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:29 pm
i might be doing this wrong. i sample and chop then when i want to save my samples i go to disk, save all songs and sequences. then i turn off the mpc2000 and when i want to load my samples.. they are not there.

any suggestions on what im doing wrong
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By peterpiper Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:40 pm
debacle wrote:i might be doing this wrong. i sample and chop then when i want to save my samples i go to disk, save all songs and sequences. then i turn off the mpc2000 and when i want to load my samples.. they are not there.

any suggestions on what im doing wrong



Which answer do you prefer?

A: RTFM or in the words of Lampdog: pg 160-163 (oh thats for the german manual)
B: Buy Cardreader (although this will not solve your actual problem but people here will tell you that you'll need this). Oh when you want to buy, buy at SCSI for samplers :)
C: Search the forum.

peace
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By Fatt Laced Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:43 pm
you need to save an 'all programs' file w/samples also. your only saving the sequence data, no samples.

sample what you did before, how you did before and assign to the same pads as before, then load up the all sequence file you saved and you have your beat back..

if you were using a new mpc i would not have helped you. :wink:

peace!
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By jonestown massacre Mon Jun 29, 2009 8:18 pm
Fatt Laced wrote:if you were using a new mpc i would not have helped you. :wink:


lmfao! :lol: :lol:
By RAZAH CUTZ Mon Jul 06, 2009 4:58 am
Fatt Laced wrote:you need to save an 'all programs' file w/samples also. your only saving the sequence data, no samples.

sample what you did before, how you did before and assign to the same pads as before, then load up the all sequence file you saved and you have your beat back..

if you were using a new mpc i would not have helped you. :wink:

peace!


thanks, this is hugely helpful.....