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By Dominique Fri Mar 17, 2006 2:09 am
I went to song mode and have to song layed out. Now what do I do to sent it through the USB. The whole song. I want to burn it.
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By mnh2410 Fri Mar 17, 2006 2:22 am
. I think u have to resample or somethin to do it via USB. But USB is for transfering sounds and shit on the MPC not songs(sequences). Record the beat into a recording program. Thats what the outs are for. I dont own a 1k but im goin off of memory when i did own one.
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By Antonym Fri Mar 17, 2006 2:51 am
dominique...over the last couple of days you've asked like 14 questions that show that you have not read the mpc1000 manual. please, please read it so we don't have to answer basic questions. this is described in the manual under resampling main outs...look it up...
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By Groove66 Fri Mar 17, 2006 3:15 am
Dominique wrote:I went to song mode and have to song layed out. Now what do I do to sent it through the USB. The whole song. I want to burn it.


How do i make music. I have no experience. I dont play the keys, cant read music, and i have no talent.

but still, can you help me?

comon man, you gotta learn your self. The problem is, too many newbies are buying up mpcs nowadays. Stop watching MTV cribs.

If you commit to buying a musical instrument, learn it, or just quit.
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By Jacpot Fri Mar 17, 2006 3:16 am
Groove66 wrote:
Dominique wrote:I went to song mode and have to song layed out. Now what do I do to sent it through the USB. The whole song. I want to burn it.


How do i make music. I have no experience. I dont play the keys, cant read music, and i have no talent.

but still, can you help me?

comon man, you gotta learn your self. The problem is, too many newbies are buying up mpcs nowadays. Stop watching MTV cribs.

If you commit to buying a musical instrument, learn it, or just quit.


I like this guy! Yo
By Nera Fri Mar 17, 2006 6:35 am
some ppl just dont learn that way man...i thought that was the point of this thing was to help answer questions...if u dont wanna answer the questionn then dont...but we dont need to rub anything in. dude maybe try buying the samplekings dvd...maybe seeing it will help better

peace yall
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By Dabblerobb Fri Mar 17, 2006 6:45 am
Thats also the purpose of the search function also son.
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By Antonym Fri Mar 17, 2006 7:15 am
some ppl just dont learn that way man


all due respect, but too damn bad... i call it laziness, and it's something they're gonna have to get over if they want to produce music of any kind.
By sparq Fri Mar 17, 2006 2:01 pm
Nera wrote:some ppl just dont learn that way man...i thought that was the point of this thing was to help answer questions...if u dont wanna answer the questionn then dont...but we dont need to rub anything in. dude maybe try buying the samplekings dvd...maybe seeing it will help better

peace yall
everyone knows that i would be the first person to help someone, but there comes a time when you have to help yourself first. just as easily as you can read this forum, you can read the manual.

if you don't understand what you've read in the manual or have specific questions to help you understand, then by all means post up.
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By TheFirstJimBo Fri Mar 17, 2006 4:19 pm
he wants someone to hold his hand :oops:

By dinerdog Fri Mar 17, 2006 4:32 pm
That's kinda funny : >

I transfer my stuff by taking the SPDIF out of the MPC, running that into my MOTU8282 and record whatever I want in real time into Logic. I can run the full mix or solo stuff on the MPC if I need it seperate. It's then on the arrange page exactly how I programmed it.
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By distortedtekno Fri Mar 17, 2006 4:40 pm
dinerdog, I use the S/PDIF connection as well to track into Nuendo, since my Echo Mia only has two 1/4 inputs for ananlog, which I use to track the rest of my hardware from my mixer. It's time consuming given the limitations, but I can live with it since I usually don't track everything into Nuendo. Alot of times, I'll just record everything from my mixer to Wavelab. It all depends on what I'm working with.