MPC 2000 classic Zone feature?

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MPC 2000 classic Zone feature?

By Joidibeats Wed Apr 14, 2010 11:24 pm
I know this is propably in the 200 page manual, but isnt forums made to ease things up? To my Q:

I know the classic doesn´t have the 16 zone feature, but, is it true that you can zone out a section of a sample, and place it straight to pad? So theoritically I can manually chop the 16 pieces from 1 sample without discarding stuff?
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Re: MPC 2000 classic Zone feature?

By mr_debauch Wed Apr 14, 2010 11:52 pm
Joidibeats wrote:I know this is propably in the 200 page manual, but isnt forums made to ease things up? To my Q:

I know the classic doesn´t have the 16 zone feature, but, is it true that you can zone out a section of a sample, and place it straight to pad? So theoritically I can manually chop the 16 pieces from 1 sample without discarding stuff?



I assume you could high light the part and "create new sample" .. and assign that.
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Re: MPC 2000 classic Zone feature?

By Lampdog Thu Apr 15, 2010 12:33 am
Joidibeats wrote:I know this is propably in the 200 page manual, but isnt forums made to ease things up? To my Q:

I know the classic doesn´t have the 16 zone feature, but, is it true that you can zone out a section of a sample, and place it straight to pad? So theoritically I can manually chop the 16 pieces from 1 sample without discarding stuff?


2k classic manual

Chapter 8: Creating and Editing Sounds ............................................................... 115
Sampling a New Sound .................................................................................. 116
Editing a Sound .............................................................................................. 121
Selecting a Sound ............................................................................... 121
Renaming or Displaying the Specification of the Sound ..... 121
Deleting a Sound ................................................................... 122
Copying a Sound .................................................................... 122
TRIM Mode ........................................................................................ 123
Deleting Unnecessary Samples ............................................ 124
Finely Adjusting the Start Point .......................................... 124
Finely Adjusting the End Point ............................................ 125
LOOP Mode ........................................................................................ 126
Finely Adjusting the Loop Point ........................................... 127
znEDIT Mode ..................................................................................... 128
Finely Adjusting the Start Point of a Zone .......................... 130
Finely Adjusting the End Point ............................................ 131
Setting the Sound Parameters .......................................................... 132
Beat Loop Function ............................................................... 133
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