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By only1hitman Fri Apr 20, 2007 9:53 pm
I got my mpc 2000 a couple of weeks ago and since then i've been loadin samples form a cd player into the mpc using the recording input. When i got to trim part i can go zone edit and cut out different sounds from the one inputted first but then i can't assign the cutted sounds to a pad. I'M I DUIN SOMETHIN WRONG HELP PLEASE!!

So basically can anyone tell me the steps of chopping sounds on the MPC 2000 thanks.
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By a_real_mc Sat Apr 21, 2007 1:46 am
You really need to search first...
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By a_real_mc Sat Apr 21, 2007 1:49 am
Just so you know...You'll probably find the answer in the Popular Questions thread...It's on the main index...at the top...

People get pissed on here when you ask a question without doing any research...

By thefirehooligan Sat Apr 21, 2007 1:49 am
you should be able to go into program and assign the ssamples to a pad....... but then again i have been on the 1000 for a few months waiting for Canada post to find my f%%%$# 2000XL i had shipped many months ago.

read the manual or search the forums if im wrong

cant wait to have a 2000XL in the studio again so i can give this 1000 back!

Rob

By only1hitman Sat Apr 21, 2007 2:06 am
Thanks a lot mate you helped a lot, as for the other guy i do not know how he has the time to go to forums were he is of no use. THANKS!!
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By Lampdog Sat Apr 21, 2007 5:48 am
Read the manual.

Seems like you are of no use to yourself homie.

By Dolo Sat Apr 21, 2007 10:17 am
Best thing to do mate is to record your sample, go into Trim and cut it down etc, save it to your Zip (I'm assuming you have one) and then load it from your Zip. When loading up the sample it will give you the option to assign the sample to whichever pad you hit. Then you can load it up and assign it whenever

Alternatively, when you're recording a sample and you go to name it, assign the sample to a pad then.

Hope that helps?!
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By a_real_mc Sat Apr 21, 2007 7:12 pm
only1hitman wrote:...as for the other guy i do not know how he has the time to go to forums were he is of no use....



Okay...I'm no help to a fu*kin' newbie who doesn't put forth the effort to find the answer himself. You just jumped straight to asking someone...The answer is on here...You need to look around. This is a database of MPC info, not a fu*kin' help desk.
If your question was something I hadn't seen 1,000 times, I would have answered it. You lazy fu*k...As for me being NO help...Why don't you go take a look at the top of the threads in the MPC 2000/2000XL page....I believe that's my very thorough installation guide...I will help anybody on here that I can, just not lame ass kids who don't even attempt to learn the MPC on their own...
I didn't have this forum when I got my MPC. I learned the thing inside and out by myself...Show some effort....
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By Macros Sat Apr 21, 2007 7:25 pm
doesn't this guys MPC have a built-in mic like everyone elses? also, to a_real_mc, after you're done helping only1hitman, i need to know what to do after i have samples loaded. its like the screen shows the picture of the sound, but when i hit the pads its just the same sound over and over again. what the heck? even when i turn it to zone it still just plays the sound over and over again... i think i might just trade my mpc in for fruity loops. :roll:
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By Format Sat Apr 21, 2007 9:46 pm
Macros wrote:doesn't this guys MPC have a built-in mic like everyone elses? also, to a_real_mc, after you're done helping only1hitman, i need to know what to do after i have samples loaded. its like the screen shows the picture of the sound, but when i hit the pads its just the same sound over and over again. what the heck? even when i turn it to zone it still just plays the sound over and over again... i think i might just trade my mpc in for fruity loops. :roll:


try going to the main screen you're playing the original sample over and over and not your chopped sample.
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By Macros Sat Apr 21, 2007 10:39 pm
ahhh the fatal flaw of the internet, uneffective sarcasm.
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By Lampdog Sat Apr 21, 2007 10:40 pm
I think it was a joke, lmfao.
By only1hitman Wed Apr 25, 2007 12:35 am
look u need to carm ur selfs. havent heard the sayin keep it real lolll. sorry but i wanted the easy way out hope you wont cry next time. yeh am young but by the time i hit ur age i ll be producing professionally for a proper record company. NOT THAT I DONT DJ AT the biggest LONDON venues even thou am 19 haha so i know americans get all wound up over little things but pple from the uk will make u look silly so just stop while you can haha. :P
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By Lampdog Wed Apr 25, 2007 1:53 am
And you STILL don't know how to sample.

tsk tsk
By only1hitman Wed Apr 25, 2007 4:18 am
no actually i do it just took me a little while to figure it out the 2nd guy told me what to do basically so thats why i thanked him its only cause i didnt know exactly what i was looking for i ofund it hard to figure out that is why i asked but people turned it into a big thing but ohh well know i know thanks anyway :D