Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By MPCVirgin2003 Mon Dec 01, 2003 10:01 pm
just kidding, i want to make beats and burn them to a Cd and sell to aspiring emcees in my area. what is the best way to get my beat off of mpc and onto a disc?
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By florian77 Mon Dec 01, 2003 10:11 pm
Record your Beats/ single tracks (basedrum/ snare/ hook etc.) from your MPC to a Multitracksoftware like Logic/ Protools, mix them and bounce them to a stereofile.
Then burn to CD....

Or record the stereo-output of your mpc to soundforge/ Wavelab, create a stereofile and burn....

Peace
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By Lampdog Mon Dec 01, 2003 10:19 pm
florian77 wrote:Record your Beats/ single tracks (basedrum/ snare/ hook etc.) from your MPC to a Multitracksoftware like Logic/ Protools, mix them and bounce them to a stereofile.
Then burn to CD....

Or record the stereo-output of your mpc to soundforge/ Wavelab, create a stereofile and burn....

Peace


Yeah, what he said.

By D_Samp Mon Dec 01, 2003 10:56 pm
well i was going to congrat you on getting signed and warn you of dodgy contracts (well, they ALL are, its just up to you to get it on good terms)

BUT


now you get nothing. heh :)


these days i license tracks and wont be signing anything else for a long time. royalties arent huge for me though, but thats no concern really, live gigs are where the moneys at in this country.

By MPCVirgin2003 Wed Dec 03, 2003 3:07 pm
Wavelab, Soundforge..are these websites or software? Please let me know.....when I do the hook up and spin my data wheel..will the function on my MPC say "soundforge" or "computer" ? gimme some details

By RonDu Wed Dec 03, 2003 3:16 pm
You have to connect your out lines on the back of your MPC to the sound card on your computer. I run my outs through a mixer then to the computer
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By Lampdog Wed Dec 03, 2003 5:57 pm
MPCVirgin2003 wrote:Wavelab, Soundforge..are these websites or software? Please let me know.....when I do the hook up and spin my data wheel..will the function on my MPC say "soundforge" or "computer" ? gimme some details


Wavelab and sound forge are wave editing programs to load on your computer. You will need a wave editor and a multitracker. MPC Editor is a beautiful thing to have also. Do a google search for wavelab, sound forge, and Adobe Audition, you will find them easily. Max RAM, SCSI or internal ZIP, SCSI CDROM would also help out as well.

By MPCVirgin2003 Thu Dec 04, 2003 10:32 pm
How much memory should I add to my MPC for all this and sampling...i want to do entire songs
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By Lampdog Thu Dec 04, 2003 10:48 pm
MPCVirgin2003 wrote:How much memory should I add to my MPC for all this and sampling...i want to do entire songs


32mb RAM, that part is in the manual. 60nanoseconds or faster. That's the max.