Is it possble to....

...Take samples from programs such as eJay and put em in the MPC2500?

and when connecting the MPC to the computer, is it possible to put my MP3's in the MPC so can use them as samples?


Thank u very much y'all

I think if you can export wav files then you will be able to copy them over to the MPC. I'm not sure if ejay uses WAVs or not so cant say for sure.

As for MP3s, the MPC series will not read them so you'll have to convert them all to WAV files first.

Well...since you obviously have a computer (with ejay), then you could always just sample the sounds into the mpc instead of loading them.



ronJ

Although why you'd ever consider using ejay sounds is beyond me. LOL.




ronJ

dont hate on the man Ajax, hes a youngn, n hes used what hes had avaliable. but yea that program is not good. I suggest you research some more pro audio software, much debate about what is the best, but a good start would be getting Reason, and maybe something like Cubase and get a crap load of VSTis, that will probably work better for you, and have a longer life. Ejay was made as a begginer package for people who didnt want too much ish all at once, so they could litteraly sit and make a song in ten mins, regardless of their computer or music knowlege, a toy if you like.

peace