Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By bigus Sat Jun 14, 2008 7:39 pm
Ok so if i was to buy one of your card readers- would i be able to cut up my samples in peak or recycle- export to a flash card. Then would that flash card be readable by the MPC - via your reader?
By scsiforsamplers.com Sat Jun 14, 2008 9:28 pm
Absolutely! Any file format that the MPC can read can be imported on a CF card. Create the file on your computer, use a USB card reader to write that file to a CF card, then put the CF card into the SCSI card reader attached to your MPC and load it right into memory. It's just that easy!
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By Lampdog Sun Jun 15, 2008 7:40 am
Ok so if i was to buy one of your card readers- would i be able to cut up my samples in peak or recycle- export to a flash card. Then would that flash card be readable by the MPC - via your reader?

I have an internal atapi mcd in my 2kxl. Yes you can do exactly what S4S says you can. Easy. You'll open up a WHOLE new world once you get an MCD, it's crack, you MUST get it. LMAO.
By JAISU Mon Jun 16, 2008 12:07 pm
Lampdog wrote:You'll open up a WHOLE new world once you get an MCD, it's crack


lol co-sign

i was so close to ditching the mpc and going software after numerous jaz/zip drive malfunctions..touch wood the MCD has been perfect so far, and allows me to back up all my data on the comp/external hard drive :D
By crome1 Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:00 pm
scsiforsamplers.com wrote:The unit you linked to is a USB card reader and none of the older Akai samplers support USB. The 2000XL supports SCSI and ATAPI/IDE drives but it is the only one of the MPC models that does support ATAPI. All the other models like the 2000, 60 and 3000 require SCSI drives.



Thanx, I guess I should give up with the usb thing already :( , I just cant figure out whats wrong with my card reader and if ima buy a new one I want somthing ill !!!
By bigus Sun Jun 29, 2008 7:29 am
Lampdog wrote:Ok so if i was to buy one of your card readers- would i be able to cut up my samples in peak or recycle- export to a flash card. Then would that flash card be readable by the MPC - via your reader?

I have an internal atapi mcd in my 2kxl. Yes you can do exactly what S4S says you can. Easy. You'll open up a WHOLE new world once you get an MCD, it's crack, you MUST get it. LMAO.



where did you get this internal atapi mcd? have i got this right your MPC 2000 (xl) reads off the same memory card that the mpc 1000 uses? and its internal?.....sweet

thanks everyone for your imput

cheers
Bigus :)
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By Swissmaster_Cheese Sun Jun 29, 2008 8:06 am
bigus wrote:
Lampdog wrote:Ok so if i was to buy one of your card readers- would i be able to cut up my samples in peak or recycle- export to a flash card. Then would that flash card be readable by the MPC - via your reader?

I have an internal atapi mcd in my 2kxl. Yes you can do exactly what S4S says you can. Easy. You'll open up a WHOLE new world once you get an MCD, it's crack, you MUST get it. LMAO.



where did you get this internal atapi mcd? have i got this right your MPC 2000 (xl) reads off the same memory card that the mpc 1000 uses? and its internal?.....sweet

thanks everyone for your imput

cheers
Bigus :)



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Scsiforsamplers
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By Lampdog Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:18 am
bigus wrote:
Lampdog wrote:Ok so if i was to buy one of your card readers- would i be able to cut up my samples in peak or recycle- export to a flash card. Then would that flash card be readable by the MPC - via your reader?

I have an internal atapi mcd in my 2kxl. Yes you can do exactly what S4S says you can. Easy. You'll open up a WHOLE new world once you get an MCD, it's crack, you MUST get it. LMAO.



where did you get this internal atapi mcd? have i got this right your MPC 2000 (xl) reads off the same memory card that the mpc 1000 uses? and its internal?.....sweet

thanks everyone for your imput

cheers
Bigus :)

Yes I am able to use the cf cards. Many people here have an internal mcd in their mpc. People put up pics all the time.