DaSoof wrote:adrian wrote:You need to assign the samples to a program.
come on man. iam beyond them basic things.
i do assign them to pads. they just cant b heard.
HI DaSoof,
A couple of things that you need to clarifiy in order for people to be able to help you.
Where you are trying to hear the sample? There are several different "pages" on the MPC that one can hear and trigger a sample and there are a variety of different "monitoring" options in order for one to determine what one wants to hear.
Simplest way:
1) Load Page = Load the Sample that you wish to hear.
2) Select Sample Page - and then select F2) softkey
Make sure that you can see the wav form (that sample you loaded is NOT blank)
3) Sample Page - in the F2) page of the Sample Page, make sure that "Monitor" is on
"sample" and not "multi" or "Program".
4) From this page you press a pad to hear the sample or press the "Play All" F6 softkey.
Can you hear from here?
If so, where can you NOT hear a sample.
If not, can you plug the headphones in and turn up the headphone volume and verify that
you are NOT seeing an issue wtih your mixing board and or monitors?
It's easier to give advice if you give specific details of what you are trying to do (where are you) and how you are doing it? In your original statement it's about 2 sentences long and all you rreally put up is that you clear the memory and load a sample and can't hear it.
So the adrian and bleepfreak responded that you need to assign to a program and assign to a multi, you respond back that you are beyond the basic things but then do NOT go into details on what you are doing and how you are doing it. With the initial description, my response would have been assign to a program and then assign that program to a multi.
in your response all that you say is that you have assigned them to the pads (which is basisclly adding it to a program) but don't indicate that you have assigned that program to a mulit.
Hope the above helps in providing steps to hear samples when loaded, or helps in showing what people need to hear in order to assist you with the problem.
Cheers,
Dave