By
Chisel
Mon Jun 07, 2004 7:45 pm
I always thought MIDI was the way to go, but that's not always the case. For example, with my Virus b, if I sequence multiple tracks, I need to have it in multi-mode which is a pain to setup. I basically have to redo all of my effect settings for multi-mode because they don't translate from single mode. Then I have to record the patch arrangement into the MPC. And finally, I have to play it back into the MPC before I start the song to load in the patches. Lately, I'm finding it easier just to record a Virus MIDI track and then sample that back into the MPC to a pad. I admit that audio doesn't leave much room for post-editing, but it's less of a hassle and I have my whole song self-contained in the MPC (no need to carry my whole MIDI setup around to replay the song). Of course, if I just had the MPC and a sound module, I'd probably keep it all MIDI. Any opinions?
So to the original poster, if your question is how do you convert the MIDI to audio -- solo the track you just recorded, go into Record mode, start recording, press Play Start, stop the recording, and select Keep. That's it!