Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By DM0NEY Tue Nov 25, 2003 8:06 pm
CAN U GUYS HELP ME.IM HAVIN A HARD TIME SAMPLING.I USE SOUND FORGE TO SAMPLE,THEN LOAD IT UP TO MY MP.WHEN I LOAD THE SAMPLE IT DOEST SOUND THE SAME NO MORE.HOW DO GET IT TO SOUND NORMAL?DO U GUYS A TAKE A SAMPLE THEN CHOP IT UP AND THEN ASSIGN TO DIFF. PADS?
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By aaron Tue Nov 25, 2003 8:38 pm
it should sound the same.

what sounds is it making???????????
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By Lampdog Wed Nov 26, 2003 3:15 am
DM0NEY wrote:CAN U GUYS HELP ME.IM HAVIN A HARD TIME SAMPLING.I USE SOUND FORGE TO SAMPLE,THEN LOAD IT UP TO MY MP.WHEN I LOAD THE SAMPLE IT DOEST SOUND THE SAME NO MORE.HOW DO GET IT TO SOUND NORMAL?DO U GUYS A TAKE A SAMPLE THEN CHOP IT UP AND THEN ASSIGN TO DIFF. PADS?


Yeah, W'sup with that. Mine come out the same also. Explain the whole process of your transfer of sounds and all.

By mpc3000 Wed Nov 26, 2003 4:45 am
The MPC plays back all samples at 44.1kHz. So if you happen to transfer a 22.05kHz sample to the MPC (and it does not realize it) the sample will be pitched up one octave. This example be corrected be setting the tuning value for the sample (not pad) to -120.

Check the tuning value for the pad to make sure it is set to Zero. This is likely if you are attempting to replace a sound in an existing program that may already have pad settings.