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By Antonym Sun Apr 01, 2007 6:58 pm
will be moved to getting started

your midi keyboard doesn't house any samples dude...

By SIKO:. L.A. Sun Apr 01, 2007 7:36 pm
HEY HOMEBOY I KNOW SUCK AT THIS SHIT BUT UH....... CANI GET AN ANSWER

By _Stilo_ Sun Apr 01, 2007 8:31 pm
Antonym wrote:your midi keyboard doesn't house any samples dude...

By _Stilo_ Sun Apr 01, 2007 9:30 pm
So what? A MIDI keyboard doesn't have samples. That's about all there is to it. What else is there to explain?

Now if he's actually using a synth or whatever with a MIDI connection that's another story, but he didn't write that.

By SIKO:. L.A. Mon Apr 02, 2007 6:03 am
OK, YEA I MEANT THAT.... SO WHAT DO I DO? THANK YOU
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By Sanova Mon Apr 02, 2007 7:27 am
A. Connect the MIDI Out of the keyboard to the MIDI In 1 of the MPC1000 and the MIDI Out A of the MPC1000 to the MIDI In of your keyboard.

Set your keyboard to LOCAL OFF.

On the MPC1000, Mode: MIDI/SYNC, MIDI tab, set "Active Track Receive Channel" to ALL and "Soft Thru" to AS TRACK. After that, your keyboard will play the same sounds as the pads, i.e. whatever is set on the selected Track. The MIDI field of the selected sequence Track, on the Main page, controls where you direct the MIDI output from that Track. You can use this in combination with the Program field, so one Track can control both the MPC1000 sampler and/or an external synth. To automatically select sounds on your synth, you can embed Program Changes in a sequence by recording them or using the Step Edit Insert command.

Of course, this only covers the MIDI data, not audio. To hear both the sound from the MPC1000 sampler and from your keyboard, the audio outputs of both units should be connected to a mixing board.

http://www.akaipro.com/supportfaqsMPC1000.php

By SIKO:. L.A. Mon Apr 02, 2007 4:51 pm
THANX HOMIE, REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

By _Stilo_ Mon Apr 02, 2007 5:22 pm
Sanova wrote:A. Connect the MIDI Out of the keyboard to the MIDI In 1 of the MPC1000 and the MIDI Out A of the MPC1000 to the MIDI In of your keyboard.

Set your keyboard to LOCAL OFF.

On the MPC1000, Mode: MIDI/SYNC, MIDI tab, set "Active Track Receive Channel" to ALL and "Soft Thru" to AS TRACK. After that, your keyboard will play the same sounds as the pads, i.e. whatever is set on the selected Track. The MIDI field of the selected sequence Track, on the Main page, controls where you direct the MIDI output from that Track. You can use this in combination with the Program field, so one Track can control both the MPC1000 sampler and/or an external synth. To automatically select sounds on your synth, you can embed Program Changes in a sequence by recording them or using the Step Edit Insert command.

Of course, this only covers the MIDI data, not audio. To hear both the sound from the MPC1000 sampler and from your keyboard, the audio outputs of both units should be connected to a mixing board.

http://www.akaipro.com/supportfaqsMPC1000.php

:lol:
Good stuff...you should have marked it as a quote :wink:
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By Format Mon Apr 02, 2007 5:33 pm
you can also connect the main outputs from the keyboard to the record inputs on the mpc. go to record mode and record your sounds.

you can sample yourself instead of records.

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