stupid question.

Forgive me for asking but...
Im completely new to mpcs.
if i am working on one project, and i want to start another, do i have to save, then turn off the mpc x, or is there another option?
I don't see a "new project" option unless its on the home screen.

I haven't had to do what you said but you don't have to cut off the entire machine. Just save your project on a SD card or hard drive of your chosing. Name your project.

Delete the program, tracks, and kits (the sounds that you put on the pads). Everything should be clear.

Once that happens you just load up new sounfs/kits to the pads and bang out.

I suggest you make a dummy project with sounds and work on saving your projects until you get it.

Also you can but MPC Tutors MPC Bible and it will help you with everything you need to know.

Peace

Killskillz wrote:Forgive me for asking but...
Im completely new to mpcs.
if i am working on one project, and i want to start another, do i have to save, then turn off the mpc x, or is there another option?
I don't see a "new project" option unless its on the home screen.

Don't listen to the clueless dude above, you don't have to manually delete everything

Just hit the folder icon on the top bar (above bpm) and then hit NEW and you start with an empty project.

starmanwarz wrote:Don't listen to the clueless dude above, you don't have to manually delete everything

Just hit the folder icon on the top bar (above bpm) and then hit NEW and you start with an empty project.

Thank you kindly, sir.

one more question.
i learned to audio samples, but it seems that i can't save them. Any advice?

You have to assign your recorded sample to a pad first. Then hit the pencil icon next to program and save your sample from there.

starmanwarz wrote:You have to assign your recorded sample to a pad first. Then hit the pencil icon next to program and save your sample from there.

Thank you kindly, sir! You Rock!

@starman he can do that too but lm not at my machine this moment so l had to tell him the way l could. I cant be that clueless getting paid for what l do. You need to stfu go make some music and stop worrying about me. Im good. You're all the way in west bubble fu*k talking crap and you shouldn't be worried at all about me. I have you on ignore but seen what homie posted.

Danoc wrote:getting paid for what l do

Danoc wrote:@starman he can do that too but lm not at my machine this moment so l had to tell him the way l could. I cant be that clueless getting paid for what l do. You need to stfu go make some music and stop worrying about me. Im good. You're all the way in west bubble fu*k talking crap and you shouldn't be worried at all about me. I have you on ignore but seen what homie posted.

Oi clueless, please add me to your ignore list ..... you clueless twat

thanks bro

Danoc wrote:I haven't had to do what you said but you don't have to cut off the entire machine. Just save your project on a SD card or hard drive of your chosing. Name your project.

Delete the program, tracks, and kits (the sounds that you put on the pads). Everything should be clear.

Once that happens you just load up new sounfs/kits to the pads and bang out.

I suggest you make a dummy project with sounds and work on saving your projects until you get it.

Also you can but MPC Tutors MPC Bible and it will help you with everything you need to know.

Peace

Killskillz wrote:Forgive me for asking but...
Im completely new to mpcs.
if i am working on one project, and i want to start another, do i have to save, then turn off the mpc x, or is there another option?
I don't see a "new project" option unless its on the home screen.