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By reuven Mon Jun 25, 2007 10:48 pm
seriously, i'm embarassed to ask this but i've searched and searched and read the manual and did many other things with no successful results. So i just got done making what i would consider my first respectable beat. I went and saved the entire memory and named the project. Now what do i need to do to get this from the MPC to a .wav file on my computer? Once again, sorry about this question, i'm sure it's been asked many times and has an easy answer to it.
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By Lithion Mon Jun 25, 2007 11:15 pm
there is a host of ways you can do this


1. record the song into a digital track recorder, burn it to a CD and put the CD in your computer

2. Using a program like audacity or el-cheapo windows wav recorder you can record the song onto your computer via rca or the mic input on your computer.

3. Resample. Press mode pad 5 (record) on your MPC. change the input to MAIN OUT. record the whole song into a new sample (provided you have enough ram). then your new sample (recorded in .wav format) will be your song. You can then save it to a CF card and put it on your computer.

4. use the search function on the MPC-forums. this topic has been covered in a host of forums.

By reuven Tue Jun 26, 2007 12:17 am
Lithion wrote:there is a host of ways you can do this


1. record the song into a digital track recorder, burn it to a CD and put the CD in your computer

2. Using a program like audacity or el-cheapo windows wav recorder you can record the song onto your computer via rca or the mic input on your computer.

3. Resample. Press mode pad 5 (record) on your MPC. change the input to MAIN OUT. record the whole song into a new sample (provided you have enough ram). then your new sample (recorded in .wav format) will be your song. You can then save it to a CF card and put it on your computer.

4. use the search function on the MPC-forums. this topic has been covered in a host of forums.


thank you and my apologies. I looked and searched several times on here for the answer, i just didn't know exactly what "term" to search for.