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By megaman1 Thu Jun 07, 2007 4:42 pm
import the drum sounds from fruity loops into the mpc 1000 without sampling?maybe copy the drum files and put them on the compact flash using usb? let me know something plz!
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By wudsiba Thu Jun 07, 2007 7:55 pm
I don't know about fruity loops, but I would think that this would be pretty easy to do. If you can store samples as WAV's in fruity loops your in business. Once they are stored as WAV's (the easiest way - without clutter - I think) would be to drag those WAV's to the desktop or their own folder. Then hit 'MODE', 'LOAD', F3(USB). At this point, you conect the usb cable from the 1k to the computer (This is Windows XP by the way). Once you have done that, hit F6(MOUNT). On the PC Click on My Computer, then double click on MPC1000. The MPC1k window on the PC shold open up. Then just drag the WAV's that you want into this window. You can see on the 1k screen that it is "accessing..." Once it is finished, you want to find the safely remove hardware icon in the lower right hand border menu. It has a green arrow in it and the PC will say what it is when you go over it with the mouse. Double click on this and a menu pops up. Choose 'STOP'. Then choose MPC1000 and hit 'OK' or enter (whatever it says I cant remember off the rop. A bouble should pop up saying that it is safe to remove... Unplug USB from PC then 1k. Close windows on PC and hit 'MAIN' on 1k. You may want to restart 1k and files should be on disk. You can then audition or load them. Boom.
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By megaman1 Fri Jun 08, 2007 3:58 am
thank u kind sir
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By wudsiba Fri Jun 08, 2007 4:35 pm
No sweat! Did you try it, and did it do the trick?