MPC Editor

zeusmajor wrote:

Eminence wrote:Hi pUs, sorry but after You having converted the snd sample in MPC 60 format with Awave, in this way don't You lose the map of sound that You previously have created into MPC editor?

No.

Awave Studio does a lot more than just convert:

Check out the website:

http://www.fmjsoft.com/

HI and thanks
i'm trying the demo of Awave Studio..well i have created a "new drum kit" with samples mapped..but when I save it as a program, the SW shows me only MPC 1000/2000/3000 PGM format but no the MPC60...?? but is it the same of MPC editor? no?
can You inform me about?
thanks

60 = "3000 format"... well, kinda...


when loading "3000 format" samples into 60, it will take EXTRA LONG to do... the 60, takes these 16BIT "3000 format" samples and converts them to "60 format" 12BIT samples upon loading... you may then resave these "60 format" samples so that you dont have to wait as long for them to load as you did the original "3000 format" samples...

yeah if you check the list of output formats you can convert with an output of mpc 300 pgm& snds,but there is a seperate section to convert snds(but not pgms) into mpc 60/3000 (with 12bit option). so basically i think convert the pgm to mpc 3000 then convert all the snds- which you wont be able to do in bulk without the full version.

fobedafied wrote:60 = "3000 format"... well, kinda...


when loading "3000 format" samples into 60, it will take EXTRA LONG to do... the 60, takes these 16BIT "3000 format" samples and converts them to "60 format" 12BIT samples upon loading... you may then resave these "60 format" samples so that you dont have to wait as long for them to load as you did the original "3000 format" samples...

FORGOT TO MENTION THAT THIS IS ONLY POSSIBLE WITH 3.10e OS EPROMS INSTALLED IN YOUR 60...

ok thanks to All!!, now all works good!