YO MPC1000 USERS!

Is there a way to trim your samples easier on the MPC 1000, faster than using the data wheel or entering manually the start and end points of your sample.

I mean, like triming with the slider on MPC 2000?

And do the the last OS got "reverse"? I think I heard of that, what is the best OS?

Best OS is the one that is most stable and has most or all the bugs worked out and it has the features you need for production.

"Is there a way to trim your samples easier on the MPC 1000, faster than using the data wheel or entering manually the start and end points of your sample."

Try it and post up the outcome...

If u press "shift" and the left key while highlighting the numbers the increments will be bigger and the trimming will go faster.
But in 2 years when OS2 comes you will be able to use the q-link sliders to trim. yeay!

I use a editor on my computer then load them up via USB.

Yoshimi wrote:I use a editor on my computer then load them up via USB.

yea thats what i do too........i cant see wavelength on the mpc its just a straight line

japspecvr6 wrote:

Yoshimi wrote:I use a editor on my computer then load them up via USB.

yea thats what i do too........i cant see wavelength on the mpc its just a straight line

probably because ur looking at the wrong side of a stereo sample

change the view in the trim window from left to right or vice versa

Fist Full of Dollaz wrote:

japspecvr6 wrote:

Yoshimi wrote:I use a editor on my computer then load them up via USB.

yea thats what i do too........i cant see wavelength on the mpc its just a straight line

probably because ur looking at the wrong side of a stereo sample

change the view in the trim window from left to right or vice versa

yee, and sample mono if you only have one cable in to your mpc ins...