Exchange tips and tricks for the Akai MPC4000

By Altopiano Mon Jan 10, 2005 7:19 pm
not in front of 4k right now - goto global - turni with the jog where it says defragment - turn first to purge unused progrmas (this will erase all progs not assigned to a multi) - then turn further purge unused samples ... (this will erase all samples not assigned to any program - hth
User avatar

By BeatHeadz Mon Jan 10, 2005 8:46 pm
then i guess it did work. i was wondering if you could delete all the samples that werent used in the session. ex. if i had a full bank on a and b and i only used two sounds can all the other sounds be deleted quickly.

By renegadebliss Mon Jan 10, 2005 11:01 pm
BeatHeadz wrote:then i guess it did work. i was wondering if you could delete all the samples that werent used in the session. ex. if i had a full bank on a and b and i only used two sounds can all the other sounds be deleted quickly.


I don't think this is possible.

As Alto indicated, what the purge all samples does, is remove any samples that are not
currently associated with a Program.

I don't think their is a feature that removes any sample that is not being triggered
by a note in the sequence.

You'd have to see if they could add it to a future OS. Though I would say this feature is
less needed for the MPC 4000 users then it is for the MPC 2000XL, where they are
limited to 32M and we have 512M. Though when operating in 96hz/24bit, it does eat
the RAM away, especially if using Multi-Sampled Keygroup programs.