By suddenimpact23
Tue Dec 25, 2007 2:48 pm
How do you connect the MPC 2500 to the BR-600 to record the tracks?
By Upright
Tue Dec 25, 2007 6:54 pm
It's doesn't look like the unit has any midi capabilities so you won't be able to send a start message to your mpc. It looks as if you'll plug into the mic 1 and 2 ports using 1/4" cables coming from your mpc's main output. For general recording methods you should read your manual.
By mnh2410
Tue Dec 25, 2007 7:46 pm
Dang u wont be able to sync the two. U will have to record it as a stereo track from your MPC to the recorder. So i advice u to do a pretty good mix in the mpc and then record it as a stereo track to the BR-600. As mentioned MPC outs to the LINE IN on the machine.
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By _Stilo_
Tue Dec 25, 2007 9:36 pm
mnh2410 wrote:Dang u wont be able to sync the two. U will have to record it as a stereo track from your MPC to the recorder. So i advice u to do a pretty good mix in the mpc and then record it as a stereo track to the BR-600.
It's a multitrack recorder, so you can as well record multiple tracks seperately.
By mnh2410
Thu Dec 27, 2007 2:38 am
_Stilo_ wrote:It's a multitrack recorder, so you can as well record multiple tracks seperately.
I do know that much but how will he sync all the tracks. I didnt mention recording multiple takes b/c it doesnt offer MIDI capabilities meaning he would have to sit there and try to align all his tracks. That can be very time consuming and a pain in the ass if you got a bunch of tracks to record.
Nicole
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By _Stilo_
Thu Dec 27, 2007 2:16 pm
mnh2410 wrote:_Stilo_ wrote:It's a multitrack recorder, so you can as well record multiple tracks seperately.
I do know that much but how will he sync all the tracks. I didnt mention recording multiple takes b/c it doesnt offer MIDI capabilities meaning he would have to sit there and try to align all his tracks. That can be very time consuming and a pain in the ass if you got a bunch of tracks to record.
Yes, you're right.