Go to program mode where you've assigned the sample, hit the pad where it's assigned, turn the wheel back so no sample is assigned. Hit the purge samples button. Tada.
Otherwise, you can go to Trim mode and hit window button when the sample is selected, and select Delete Sample. It's fairly logically laid out.
-tank.
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Tue May 18, 2004 11:01 pm
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By stereoroid
Wed May 19, 2004 9:00 am
emarmodes wrote:i never assigned the sample to a pad because there wasn't any sample. on my load screen it still says that my "sample" size=1722kb. i went to the trim screen and opened the windowkey and press delete and nothing.
size=1722kb
modes
Did you select the Sample Name field (top left)? If there's nothing there when you turn the wheel, then you don't have any samples in memory.
http://stereoroid.com/music/mpc1000/ for PGMs, samples, FAQ, and waffle.

By freezerman
Wed May 19, 2004 9:16 am
enter TRIM mode.
put the cursor in the upper left corner of the screen and turn the data wheel to selct the sample you want to erase
hit the WINDOW button
select DELETE (f2 i think) and hit DO IT.
it's gone now.
put the cursor in the upper left corner of the screen and turn the data wheel to selct the sample you want to erase
hit the WINDOW button
select DELETE (f2 i think) and hit DO IT.
it's gone now.
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By MidnightFlyer
Wed May 19, 2004 11:38 pm
freezerman wrote:enter TRIM mode.
put the cursor in the upper left corner of the screen and turn the data wheel to selct the sample you want to erase
hit the WINDOW button
select DELETE (f2 i think) and hit DO IT.
it's gone now.
Did this, 3 times, in fact, and each time I rebooted, there it was 'Program 01, and sixteen samples. They will not erase under any conditions. I have deleted them in every way possible way, and each time, I reboot, there they are.
By thynctank
Thu May 20, 2004 3:55 am
MidnightFlyer wrote:Did this, 3 times, in fact, and each time I rebooted, there it was 'Program 01, and sixteen samples. They will not erase under any conditions. I have deleted them in every way possible way, and each time, I reboot, there they are.
You'll need to SAVE ALL PROGRAMS AND SAMPLES to INTERNAL MEMORY after purging all sounds and programs. This will erase the flash memory. An easier way around it is to simply disable autoload (Load mode, window key, turn wheel till it says OFF) This will result in a Program01 loading with no samples at all. When you load up your own samples, be sure to create a new program rather than fill up Program01
-tank.
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Cuz you aint seen through my eyes
This spliff is always lit but it's a natural high
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