Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By noramoss Sun Jun 01, 2008 4:49 pm
How to get a bpm readout of a sample/loop"


First cut your loop start and end so it is perfect.

Then go to loop..

On the old 2000 hit fit.

On the new 2000xl hit edit and loop from start to end.



edit your end points till it is looping perfect.

Now in your trim screen hit params


This is were you tell it how long the sample is.

4beats a bar so if it was 2 bars set 8 beats.

It will now give you the bpm,tempo of the loop.

You can also adjust the pitch from this screen hi or lower and it will give you the new tempo..
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By jerrymcguire Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:12 pm
thanks for the info can you tell me how to get my drums to hit late to get that off beat timing :)
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By Jacpot Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:13 pm
eastcoast121 wrote:hey good tip i use this on like all my beats to get the BPM.

About the late hits...chop early or you can go to time correct..open window, and set the feild to late and then experiment with how much you want.

I think dude was just joking about the late drum hits. LOL
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By jerrymcguire Sun Jun 01, 2008 11:03 pm
im a woman dude what im talkng about like the neo soul type beats sometimes the hi hat is off or the snare :)
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By noramoss Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:02 am
jerrymcguire wrote:thanks for the info can you tell me how to get my drums to hit late to get that off beat timing :)


main screen> highlight the timing signature (1/16)> open window> after you do that you will see the note values and u can change the swing, the the amount percentage and if u want it earlier or on a later timing.. of course you have to do it with quantasize on.. don't turn your quant off when making beats, i'd really only turn my quant off when playing notes.. percussion i like it to be on perfect timing.. hope i helped you out.
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By Jacpot Mon Jun 02, 2008 12:04 am
noramoss wrote:
jerrymcguire wrote:thanks for the info can you tell me how to get my drums to hit late to get that off beat timing :)


don't turn your quant off when making beats, i'd really only turn my quant off when playing notes.. percussion i like it to be on perfect timing.. hope i helped you out.

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By 4dahaterz Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:25 am
Jacpot wrote:
4dahaterz wrote:Dang Jacpot... I remember when you first hit these boards back when you got your first MPC... looks like you are the man around these parts now

LOL what you talkin bought yo.


Just saying, i remember when u first came on to the MPC Forums, and you was asking questions back then to us like some peeps are doing now... and now you answering em like you been on doing ya thing on MPC

correction, maybe you didnt just get it... but i remeber when u first came on wit questions back then such as this thread

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=32209&p=258183#p258183

I think you had posted to nice music back then too