
By Krux
Thu Jul 07, 2005 3:26 am
If you ARE actually saving the .all / .mid files correctly, the only thing I can think of that you could be doing is not saving the .pgm / .aps (program / all programs and sounds) . If this is the case, your sequence/song is gonna play, setting off all the midi data etc inside the mpc, but there won't be any sounds loaded into the mpc's ram for it to trigger... that's why you can't hear anything.

By Lampdog
Thu Jul 07, 2005 4:07 am
Save everything to the SAME folder. snd/wav/all/pgm/aps/mid. Save each song to a different folder along with all it's files.
By EMFinite
Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:52 am
yeah this happened to me for a while when i started using the mpc again.
i forgot to save the damn sounds. sheesh!
i think i lost 5 beats like that. i know ima dumb mofo.
unfortunately this type of shhht happens.
anyways you have to save everything like lamp said. not just the seq but the sounds as well--like WDJ pointed out
i forgot to save the damn sounds. sheesh!
i think i lost 5 beats like that. i know ima dumb mofo.
unfortunately this type of shhht happens.
anyways you have to save everything like lamp said. not just the seq but the sounds as well--like WDJ pointed out
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