By Mandino
Fri Jan 21, 2005 1:28 pm
Hey fellas!
I'm just getting into SCSI and need some directions. Hopefully this is the right place to ask?
Here's what I got:
1X AKAI MPC3000. It has got a DB25 female SCSI connector on its back.
1X Computer running WinXP pro SP2 (and a PTLE rig).
1X Adaptec SCSI PCI card, featuring an external HD50 female connector.
Here's what I'd like to do:
Have the possibility to load .SND samples from the computer HD into the MPC, so I don't have to load/save them from/to floppies. I don't really fancy the idea of getting an external SCSI HD or ZIP (might sound stupid but I'm short of AC plugs, and don't really want to add any more noisy bits to my setup).
Think something like this might connect the sampler to the PC:
But honestly have to admit I don't know how it can be done, and most important IF this can be done painlessly. There seem to be plenty of horror stories about SCSI and MPCs and WINXP around, and want to make sure it's worth to give it a try or stick to floppies.
Thanks a lot to anyone willing to help a newbie, sorry if this has been asked before and I missed it while searching!
Cheers,
Lawrence
I'm just getting into SCSI and need some directions. Hopefully this is the right place to ask?
Here's what I got:
1X AKAI MPC3000. It has got a DB25 female SCSI connector on its back.
1X Computer running WinXP pro SP2 (and a PTLE rig).
1X Adaptec SCSI PCI card, featuring an external HD50 female connector.
Here's what I'd like to do:
Have the possibility to load .SND samples from the computer HD into the MPC, so I don't have to load/save them from/to floppies. I don't really fancy the idea of getting an external SCSI HD or ZIP (might sound stupid but I'm short of AC plugs, and don't really want to add any more noisy bits to my setup).
Think something like this might connect the sampler to the PC:
But honestly have to admit I don't know how it can be done, and most important IF this can be done painlessly. There seem to be plenty of horror stories about SCSI and MPCs and WINXP around, and want to make sure it's worth to give it a try or stick to floppies.
Thanks a lot to anyone willing to help a newbie, sorry if this has been asked before and I missed it while searching!
Cheers,
Lawrence


