How do I sample a constant tone so I can play it on a midi k

Hello,

I want to sample the human voice pad on my casio keyboard and then use the mpc as a brain to play the sound on a midi keyboard. I can sample the sound no problem, the trick is I want to make it so the sample loops when I hold the keyboard down on the midi controller.

Basically I am dreaming on using the MPC as the brain so I don't have to bring this Casio on tour for one song. I have looked online and in the manual to learn how to do this but I can't find anything on this specific topic.

I have an MPC 1000 running JJos2xl ver 1.44.

Any assistance at all would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much.

Eric

If u Loop the tail of the sample you may get what you want (depending on the sample)
You can record midi notes in the MPCs sequencer...

yeah, you only need to set up a perfect, seamless loop.

What Casio keyboard is it?

Thanks for the reply's. It's a casiotone CT-360.

About looping the tail of the sample. I tried that and was able to create a perfect loop. In trim mode it works perfectly, I hit the pad, hold it, and the sample plays continuously. But when I put the sample in a program and play it that way it no longer loops. I tried it both with "One Shot" and with "Note On". Am I missing something?

Thank you so much for your help.

Eric

make sure that in the mpc program edit page, u set the sample to play as 'note on', that way when u play the note from a kbd, or the mpc pads, it will play and will loop until u let off the key.

arebee wrote:make sure that in the mpc program edit page, u set the sample to play as 'note on', that way when u play the note from a kbd, or the mpc pads, it will play and will loop until u let off the key.

word! and don´t forget to turn on the loop...

Hello Everyone,

I just wanted to say THANK YOU for all of your help. With your suggestions, I was able to figure out how to sample/loop the casio into the MPC. Now I can use a midi controller instead of the Casio and I have full control over the parameters of the sound. It's going to make my live set up SO much easier.

I really appreciate the help. Cheers to the forum!

Eric

ace. have fun!
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