midi-friendly pgm-file?

you know the problem that if you work with a midi-keyboard, the mpc won't lay the notes from the midi ekyboards onto the pads in the right order.

on the mpctutor download site, there once was an mpc pgm in teh download sectoion which had the tone pitches in the right order, pad A01 being the lowest (C-Dur1 C1) A02 being Cis1, A03 being D1, etc.

i know i could do it manually:
going through each pad and change the note assigned to it:

shift + 6
drum 1

hit pad A1
change so it says -
pad:A1=Note:36

hit pad A2
change it so it says -
pad:A2=Note:37

and so on - across all the pads (A,B,C,D banks).
but that's too much work when i can ahve the program just with a quick download. ;]

do you know where i can still find a pgm like that on the net? or can you upload yours? i can still use the old mpc tutor site via archive.org but it doesnt contain all download files that way..

i'm sure you guys can hlep me or send me yours.. help much appreciated, thanks :]

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php ... +chromatic

In future, do a search mate....I did and it took my around 30 secs to repost the answer

i think you could have made the program yourself in less time than it took to type all that! lol juss playin

hey bro. go into auto chrom. and use it to make a new program but dont load a sound into it. and it will autochrom the note but have no sounds assigned to them.