Post your views and questions about the Akai MPC2500
By Sharpshooter Sun Dec 30, 2007 8:50 pm
I have installed my cd burner into my mpc and I'm wondering how do I actually take the songs I have made in my mpc and actually burn them (essentially where do I go to burn it).

By 1ABGood2 Mon Dec 31, 2007 9:22 am
The MPC2500 will burn any WAV files you have in it to a CD, but you need to understand that generally the only WAV files you have in your MPC2500 are only a sample, NOT a song... so what you need to do is turn your song/beat into a sample....
This can be done by doing whats called "Resampling", and it can all be done within your MPC2500 .
Basically you record (resample) your WHOLE sequence/song /beat through the main outs (not with cables but within the unit) and then you can burn that (extra long/large sample etc) track to CD.
Though you may need to have the extra 128mb memory to cope with the large sample your about to create from resampling.

Stilo's links will explain it better.....Especially about recording main-outs.

By neteq Mon Jan 07, 2008 12:53 am
I just got the cd burner and did what was just mentioned. I basically went to song mode, converted the song into a seq and then resampled it. I then burned the new "sample" to cd. the only problem is it came out in mono. does anyone know how to get a stereo burn.

By neteq Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:44 am
never mind. my dumb ass cd player R plug was loose. LOL. double check before you post huh?

By djkamoe Tue Mar 25, 2008 5:08 pm
the link with the manual is no good anymore, but i checked the update and i cant find resampling, can you help please

By 1ABGood2 Wed Mar 26, 2008 9:38 am
djkamoe wrote:the link with the manual is no good anymore, but i checked the update and i cant find resampling, can you help please


Resampling is recording the main out (what you hear when you play back your song of sequence)...Chapter 11 of the manual, "Recording a sample" will be of great help to you.

Heres the basics..........Mode>Pad 5 (record)>Select input :main out >Select mode :stereo>Select time >Play> RECORD.