-put a cd in the tray
-select your tracks
-push record
By phunk
Sun Feb 06, 2005 7:13 am
-open toast or other cd burning software
-put a cd in the tray
-select your tracks
-push record
-put a cd in the tray
-select your tracks
-push record
By dj_evs
Sun Feb 06, 2005 9:50 pm
are you talking about how to record onto your comp from the mpc?? try to search for it, I know i've seen this asked a few times on here...
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By The Beat Conductor
Mon Feb 07, 2005 8:41 pm
http://www.futureproducers.com/tutorial.php/id/36
Follow the above tutorial...
When you've done that, connect your MPC to your PC via USB. Drag all your WAV files to a desired directory on your PC. Then, use an audio burning software to burn those WAV files to a CD/DVD.
This is the best way to record your tracks, but the best way is the multi-track recorder. Because you can burn directly to a CD right from the multi-track recorder, you can mute tracks while recording, and it is less of a hassle.
Follow the above tutorial...
When you've done that, connect your MPC to your PC via USB. Drag all your WAV files to a desired directory on your PC. Then, use an audio burning software to burn those WAV files to a CD/DVD.
This is the best way to record your tracks, but the best way is the multi-track recorder. Because you can burn directly to a CD right from the multi-track recorder, you can mute tracks while recording, and it is less of a hassle.