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By max90 Tue Feb 07, 2006 7:12 pm
whats up?

i have an mpc 2000 that i make beats on along with a mo6 keyboard.

i have a bunch of beats saved and am wondering about the easiest way to bounce them over to a computer multitacking program, for some individual eq and mixing? i have cubase, and the m-audio box to convert the signal from the mpc to the computer.

my question is, do i physically have to do one track at a time? or how does that work? if so, how does everything line up in sync?

thanks in advance.
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By Jacpot Tue Feb 07, 2006 7:27 pm
max90 wrote:whats up?

i have an mpc 2000 that i make beats on along with a mo6 keyboard.

i have a bunch of beats saved and am wondering about the easiest way to bounce them over to a computer multitacking program, for some individual eq and mixing? i have cubase, and the m-audio box to convert the signal from the mpc to the computer.

my question is, do i physically have to do one track at a time? or how does that work? if so, how does everything line up in sync?

thanks in advance.


Do u have 8 outs? If so I made a movie you can watch
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By Lampdog Tue Feb 07, 2006 7:32 pm
mpc no 8out, then 1 track at a time output to pc.

By max90 Tue Feb 07, 2006 7:45 pm
yeah, no 8 outs, but feel free to link up the video.

if i do it individually, how does it line up in the program.
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By enotide Tue Feb 07, 2006 9:04 pm
You Can Sync it with MTC, or give yourself a sync point at the begining and do it an old fashion way (Manually).
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By mnh2410 Wed Feb 08, 2006 9:24 pm
Even though u dont have the 8 outs u can track out 2 tracks from da MPC. Jus pan one track all way to the left and the other track all way to da right. The panning can be done in the mixer section. Cauze trackin 2 tracks iz way better than trackin 1. If u got Adobe Audition 1.5 then it has MTC on it to keep tracks in sync.

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