Splicing 2 samples together in sample edit possible?

I have a sample and one part of the measure there is some noise on the right channel and next measure noise on the left, an annoying static sound. So I made a left and right mono sample edited the start and ends of each so I could put them back together for a clean sample. Now I'm stuck not knowing where to go from having 2 separate sample in sample edit.
I already started making a beat with the noisey sample, so I'm just trying to remake my chops with a cleaner version.

Just put them in the same program and sequence together. You can bounce the sequence to new sample of you need it as one sample

If you want to join two samples together you can also use audio tracks, I have a tutorial about this in the MPC Bible. Import the first sample (place at start) and then import the second sample somewhere further along the track. Drag the second region to join the first sample, then use 'bounce to sample' to create a single sample.

The JJOS had the Amend Samples feature that connected 2 sample right in the Sample Edit menu. Akai needs to bring that back.

J.O.BEATS wrote:Just put them in the same program and sequence together. You can bounce the sequence to new sample of you need it as one sample

Thank you, still so new I never knew about bouncing yet.

MPC-Tutor wrote:If you want to join two samples together you can also use audio tracks, I have a tutorial about this in the MPC Bible. Import the first sample (place at start) and then import the second sample somewhere further along the track. Drag the second region to join the first sample, then use 'bounce to sample' to create a single sample.

Oh yeah thats where I remember seeing how to do this before. I was staring at the screen wondering how to edit the AUDIO...but would have asked about the bounce to sample part anyway. Thanks