Song into .WAV

ok...i searched the manual..how the !@#$ do i, convert a song into a wav on the MPC????....where perhaps i can dump it into my computer, to burn to CD...instead of dumping and tracking...is there anyway...for me to convert to a stereo wav file????

You need to resample the Main Outputs and create a new Wav. This basically means that you're taking a digital copy of what plays on the machines Main Outputs when you listen to your song. The resultant Wav file can then be saved to CF and transferred to your PC in the usual manner.

Oh, and before you ask, this type of resampling does not require you to physically loop leads from the Main Outputs to Inputs; it's all done internally by selecting Main Outputs as your source when in sample record mode.

Hope this helps.

G4s

Wat do u need 2 transfer a beat from your mpc 1000 to your pc?

Jay-Malistic wrote:Wat do u need 2 transfer a beat from your mpc 1000 to your pc?

Audio Interface then it track out in the inputs. When you record it into a software like Cubase or Adobe Audtion 1.5.

you can need to transfer an mpc-made beat to you pc for several reasons :

- because you want it, it alwaus more simpler to give to a friend an mp3 version of your beat , than giving your mpc, just for some feedback

- because you want to render each track , and then work on your favorite audio softs to include your beat on a bigger project ( imagine you wanna made an album)

- because you wanna make some post production, layering each tracks and so on...

- because you have a cool'n'sexy plug in you wanna try with your sample or beat , or on the whole song

- because it is cool to know that you can do it

My best friend lives in Netherland, and i am from belgium. We work together, he raps en i make the beats. So i need 2 now how 2 transfer a beat of mine to a mp3 file . Thats wy.

Oh i missundertood.

well, use as u wish the Hood method or the g4s method.

then convert

Yeah, i'm learning how 2 make a decent beat. I do it step by step

g4s wrote:You need to resample the Main Outputs and create a new Wav. This basically means that you're taking a digital copy of what plays on the machines Main Outputs when you listen to your song. The resultant Wav file can then be saved to CF and transferred to your PC in the usual manner.

Oh, and before you ask, this type of resampling does not require you to physically loop leads from the Main Outputs to Inputs; it's all done internally by selecting Main Outputs as your source when in sample record mode.

Hope this helps.

G4s

NICE one. That was well put, I'm gonna link to this thread next time someone asks the identical question .

yo...sleepers.....thank u very much.....much appreciated....!!!

funds wrote:yo...sleepers.....thank u very much.....much appreciated....!!!

thank g4s not me

thanks g4s...my bad.....i looked up at who answered it...and my man quoted u and i got mistaken....all good...!!!