Recycle and .snd files

Can you load files that were sampled/recorded and saved on the 2500 into Recycle?

in other words can recycle read .snd files, or do I need to sample into a DAW first and then render as a .wav file for recycle to read it?

yeah i saw in the manual that .snd isn't in the readible file list,

but since I know people use recycle, I'm wondering how they transfer the files back and forth

I was interested in doing it through usb, but I want to sample into my mpc 1st and not protools

I was even at one point thinking of getting a conversion software that could convert the .snd to .wav, but I couldn't find a credible one


thanks for the reply, I was like dag 50 views and no reply, I guess not too many people use recycle

thanks dog, I'll probably just stick to my known formula with chopping on the mpc

every once in a while I get a lil experimental with the workflow

why use recycle the 2500 reads snd files not downing recycle because I use it.

I use recycle too but I have been having problems. Sometimes when I export wav files to my 2500's HD or flash card, it only loads one sound when there are like 8 more sounds. Sometimes it loads all sounds wit no problems, am I doing something wrong?

Knowledge 2500 wrote:I use recycle too but I have been having problems. Sometimes when I export wav files to my 2500's HD or flash card, it only loads one sound when there are like 8 more sounds. Sometimes it loads all sounds wit no problems, am I doing something wrong?

The problem is that you have got to make sure that all the sounds you make from the recycle chops are individualy named meaning other than the numbers 001,002,003 ect... provided by recycle or it won't transfer correctly to the mpc

dutch wrote:why use recycle the 2500 reads snd files not downing recycle because I use it.

you might wanna read my question again

mnh2410 wrote:
If the file is in your MPC remember it can be saved as an .snd file or .wav file. But if u do have .snd files u can use either program below to have it converted to an .wav file.

http://www.mpc3000.com/wavsnd.htm
http://www.chickensys.com/downloads/translator_free.php

Nicole

those programs should do the trick if I ever get around to buying recycle

thanks!

Thanks dutch. But how do I do that?