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By Murahachibu Sun Apr 15, 2007 10:46 am
I posed this question in another post, but it was kind of buried in another topic so I thought I'd address it separately.

Is there any software out there that allows you to drag and drop multiple samples onto a single pad and have them auto assigned to the layers of that pad? I just started using bluebox, but from what I gather when you drop in multiple samples they get assigned to layer 1 of the next available pad.

I'm trying to build programs for some multi-sampled drum kits that have 3 or 4 velocity layers per drum. I'm hoping to be able to assign the samples to layers quickly and then be able to apply the same velocity settings to multiple/all pads.

I have six of these kits and it took me like 3 hours to finish 2. The end result is worth it, but if I can save some time I'm all for it.

Thanks!
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By Sheldon Sun Apr 15, 2007 5:17 pm
i just got blue box an i don t kno wat the heck to do with it yet !!! :roll:
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By Sanova Sun Apr 15, 2007 5:49 pm
Murahachibu wrote:I posed this question in another post, but it was kind of buried in another topic so I thought I'd address it separately.

Is there any software out there that allows you to drag and drop multiple samples onto a single pad and have them auto assigned to the layers of that pad? I just started using bluebox, but from what I gather when you drop in multiple samples they get assigned to layer 1 of the next available pad.

I'm trying to build programs for some multi-sampled drum kits that have 3 or 4 velocity layers per drum. I'm hoping to be able to assign the samples to layers quickly and then be able to apply the same velocity settings to multiple/all pads.

I have six of these kits and it took me like 3 hours to finish 2. The end result is worth it, but if I can save some time I'm all for it.

Thanks!


I'm not sure, but i'd be interested in those kits, sound nice.
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By Sanova Sun Apr 15, 2007 9:06 pm
mnh2410 wrote:
There is MPC Editor that u can use.

www.mpc2000xl.com

Nicole





That will work for the 1000? cuz its talking bout mpc2000xl.com lol
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By Murahachibu Sun Apr 15, 2007 11:08 pm
Sanova wrote: I'm not sure, but i'd be interested in those kits, sound nice.


They are really nice but they cost me like $50+ and are taking forever to set up. In the end it will be worth it though.

I've changed my ways. No more garbage drums off the internet - only quality multisamples for my instruments. You wouldn't believe the difference.
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By Sanova Mon Apr 16, 2007 3:23 am
Murahachibu wrote:
Sanova wrote: I'm not sure, but i'd be interested in those kits, sound nice.


They are really nice but they cost me like $50+ and are taking forever to set up. In the end it will be worth it though.

I've changed my ways. No more garbage drums off the internet - only quality multisamples for my instruments. You wouldn't believe the difference.


Yea I usually make all my own drums now.. either recorded in the lab, or sampled off vinyl. Not to knock the internet tho. I've got some ill shit trading with my producer homies, as well as a few gems from sample sites.
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By Murahachibu Mon Apr 16, 2007 11:18 am
By internet, I didn't mean legit sample sites. I was more referring to a lot of crappy free samples and scraped together (poorly recorded) drum kits I've picked up in the past.

No more of that though. It's all quality from here on out.
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By mnh2410 Mon Apr 16, 2007 6:41 pm
Sanova wrote:
That will work for the 1000? cuz its talking bout mpc2000xl.com lol




Uh yes. Doesnt the mpc1000 read mpc2000xl pgms? Last time I checked it did. So it will read programs made by it.

MPC 1000 File Compatibility:
MPC2000XL SEQ, ALL, PGM, WAV (When PGM file is loaded, only pad assign is loaded. Other edit parameters are ignored.)
MPC4000: SEQ, ALL, WAV (No compatibility of PGM)
MPC3000: No compatibility
Z4/8: WAV only
S1000/3000: No compatibility

By JiggSaw Mon Apr 16, 2007 7:20 pm
mnh2410 wrote:
Sanova wrote:
That will work for the 1000? cuz its talking bout mpc2000xl.com lol




Uh yes. Doesnt the mpc1000 read mpc2000xl pgms? Last time I checked it did. So it will read programs made by it.

MPC 1000 File Compatibility:
MPC2000XL SEQ, ALL, PGM, WAV (When PGM file is loaded, only pad assign is loaded. Other edit parameters are ignored.)
MPC4000: SEQ, ALL, WAV (No compatibility of PGM)
MPC3000: No compatibility
Z4/8: WAV only
S1000/3000: No compatibility


Yeah... it only reads the pad assignment like it says. He's trying to build his kits.. so the 2000xl.com editor isn't going to be sufficient.
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By mnh2410 Mon Apr 16, 2007 8:16 pm
JiggSaw wrote:
Yeah... it only reads the pad assignment like it says. He's trying to build his kits.. so the 2000xl.com editor isn't going to be sufficient.



That was in response to whether or not the program would work. But that would still work out cause once he got all his sounds layed out on his pads he could load it up in the MPC1000 make changes if need be and just save it as a mpc1000 pgm file. I mean either way it goes he gotta put work in.

Nicole

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By Murahachibu Tue Apr 17, 2007 1:09 pm
mnh2410 wrote:
JiggSaw wrote:
I mean either way it goes he gotta put work in.

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By ROCiSM01 Tue Apr 17, 2007 11:47 pm
where can i get thEse kiTS you guys are talking about...???

By JiggSaw Wed Apr 18, 2007 1:09 pm
mnh2410 wrote:
JiggSaw wrote:
Yeah... it only reads the pad assignment like it says. He's trying to build his kits.. so the 2000xl.com editor isn't going to be sufficient.



That was in response to whether or not the program would work. But that would still work out cause once he got all his sounds layed out on his pads he could load it up in the MPC1000 make changes if need be and just save it as a mpc1000 pgm file. I mean either way it goes he gotta put work in.

Nicole



True but he will do less work using bluebox instead of the 2000xl.com editor.