MPC1000 OS V3.0 beta ?

absolutely. when you record, it records the audio track sampled in AS a sample, but you don't have to put it on pads. however, you can always just open it up in trim and chop it as well. or so i assume from what i did with it earlier today - i didn't actually chop it but i see no reason why it wouldn't work.

Antonym wrote:absolutely. when you record, it records the audio track sampled in AS a sample, but you don't have to put it on pads. however, you can always just open it up in trim and chop it as well. or so i assume from what i did with it earlier today - i didn't actually chop it but i see no reason why it wouldn't work.

so there is no direct recording???

It doesnt matter to me really...In the INPUT through screen..I discovered i can send it in and out without having to record it to my MPC just to my 4-track. Using the assignble outs...I dont remember if this feater was in 2.10 but i just discovered a good tool for me...Thats what i wanted..

i just shipped my mpc 1000 so i can buy 2500 but with thi OS fuqq 2500 i will get 1000 and spen rest on some analog synth hee hee hee...
however...
how about bugs...?
i read that 3.0 is better than 2.1(from akai) what so ever..
any major bugs that bothers peep..?

Antonym wrote:i don't think you can load os's from anything but the mem card....i hope i'm wrong.

can anyone else confirm this? this is sure a bummer for me if it is true...i'm gonna see what i can come up with when i get home from work.

TonneeMan wrote:i just shipped my mpc 1000 so i can buy 2500 but with thi OS fuqq 2500 i will get 1000 and spen rest on some analog synth hee hee hee...
however...
how about bugs...?
i read that 3.0 is better than 2.1(from akai) what so ever..
any major bugs that bothers peep..?

nothing to worry about mon...No Bug at all..Im pretty sure there is some..Its BETA, but nothing that will mess up the MPC or your files...(I hope not) But its iprobable for it to happen...

This OS is gonna make the MPC 1000 a classic... [bling]

TonneeMan wrote:i just shipped my mpc 1000 so i can buy 2500 but with thi OS fuqq 2500 i will get 1000 and spen rest on some analog synth hee hee hee...
however...
how about bugs...?
i read that 3.0 is better than 2.1(from akai) what so ever..
any major bugs that bothers peep..?

go to the mpc1000 os 3 bug forum.
i managed to crash my mpc1000 while using the grid editor.

can anyone say how they are doing the direct record like on the mpc 2500 ... it does not work the same way as described in the 2500 manual?

SonicLabsAudio wrote:can anyone say how they are doing the direct record like on the mpc 2500 ... it does not work the same way as described in the 2500 manual?

yea direct recording is not like on my 2500.. I dunno about direct recording onto the MPC...Can Anyone tell us the step to open up the direct recording window????

go to track 63-64

you will see it

NOW THAT'S GANGSTA!!!

has anyone tried to record mutes?

and the improved tap tempo sounds cool as hell.

ok....so i've pretty much now determined that i can't install a new OS without a working CF reader. CRAP. I'll give Nick a call at VST tomorrow and see when they might be getting some more replacement readers in...i'm dying to try out this OS.

cpu wrote:ok....so i've pretty much now determined that i can't install a new OS without a working CF reader. ****. I'll give Nick a call at VST tomorrow and see when they might be getting some more replacement readers in...i'm dying to try out this OS.

Try creating an autoload folder on your hard drive, copy the bin file there and set the mpc autoload function on.

ok - just so i have this all straight, and my eye's arent decieving me!

1 - A 3rd party released a new beta os that allows many of the same functions as the 2500 direct recording, grid seq...etc..

2 - It will be about 25 bucks or soo?

3 - When exactly will the savable version of the os be available? does anyone know that yet??

wow im glad i found this forum!!!!

It's saveable and fully functioning (minus some bugs posted that you need to avoid). So download, install and have fun exploring all the new features.