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By simoncallaway Sat Jun 12, 2004 10:24 pm
I HAVE EVERYTHING HOOKED UP TO MY MIXER...MG1202...

---I DONT KNOW WHY THE SAMPLES ON MY MPC ARE PLAYING ON **SOME KEYS**** ON MY MS2000B

---THIS IS CRAZY....ALSO...ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTUALLY USE MORE THAN ONE SOUND IN THE MS2000..I KNOW THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOUR BUT HELL I'M ONLY GETTING ONE....


--ALSO....WHAT SHOULD I SET MY MPC ON? I WANT TO PLAY MY SYNTH WITH THE KEYS...AND PLAY MPC SAMPLES WITH THE PADS ON THE MPC....IF IT'S NOT POSSIBLE, LET ME KNOW SO I DONT CONTINUE TO WASTE TIME...OH AND TO ANY @$$HOLE WHO SAYS READ THE MANUAL...I HAVE...


EFFECKT I COULD USE YOUR HELP....THANKS....

EQIP...MPC1000...MS2000B...YAMAHA MG1202...STANTON 150'S AND STANTON MIXER

By Concertmate Sun Jun 13, 2004 1:35 am
STOP SHOUTING - my ears hurt
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By stephen Sun Jun 13, 2004 3:32 am
simoncallaway wrote:---I DONT KNOW WHY THE SAMPLES ON MY MPC ARE PLAYING ON **SOME KEYS**** ON MY MS2000B


Manual: Page 65 - look for setting note number

simoncallaway wrote:---THIS IS CRAZY....ALSO...ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTUALLY USE MORE THAN ONE SOUND IN THE MS2000..I KNOW THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOUR BUT HELL I'M ONLY GETTING ONE....


Manual: Page 22 - look for MIDI channel

simoncallaway wrote:OH AND TO ANY @$$HOLE WHO SAYS READ THE MANUAL...I HAVE...


Your welcome? I think that the @$$holes that read the manual are probably the people that you want helping you...

By elmacaco Sun Jun 13, 2004 4:44 am
yet another newbie that could have been stopped and quarentined by a simple quiz.
By kvisko Sun Jun 13, 2004 5:28 am
simoncallaway wrote:I HAVE EVERYTHING HOOKED UP TO MY MIXER...MG1202...

---I DONT KNOW WHY THE SAMPLES ON MY MPC ARE PLAYING ON **SOME KEYS**** ON MY MS2000B

---THIS IS CRAZY....ALSO...ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTUALLY USE MORE THAN ONE SOUND IN THE MS2000..I KNOW THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOUR BUT HELL I'M ONLY GETTING ONE....


--ALSO....WHAT SHOULD I SET MY MPC ON? I WANT TO PLAY MY SYNTH WITH THE KEYS...AND PLAY MPC SAMPLES WITH THE PADS ON THE MPC....IF IT'S NOT POSSIBLE, LET ME KNOW SO I DONT CONTINUE TO WASTE TIME...OH AND TO ANY @$$HOLE WHO SAYS READ THE MANUAL...I HAVE...


EFFECKT I COULD USE YOUR HELP....THANKS....

EQIP...MPC1000...MS2000B...YAMAHA MG1202...STANTON 150'S AND STANTON MIXER




HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT



HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT



HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT



HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT





READ THE MANUAL IDIOT!
By 247beatz Sun Jun 13, 2004 2:16 pm
kvisko wrote:
simoncallaway wrote:I HAVE EVERYTHING HOOKED UP TO MY MIXER...MG1202...

---I DONT KNOW WHY THE SAMPLES ON MY MPC ARE PLAYING ON **SOME KEYS**** ON MY MS2000B

---THIS IS CRAZY....ALSO...ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTUALLY USE MORE THAN ONE SOUND IN THE MS2000..I KNOW THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOUR BUT HELL I'M ONLY GETTING ONE....


--ALSO....WHAT SHOULD I SET MY MPC ON? I WANT TO PLAY MY SYNTH WITH THE KEYS...AND PLAY MPC SAMPLES WITH THE PADS ON THE MPC....IF IT'S NOT POSSIBLE, LET ME KNOW SO I DONT CONTINUE TO WASTE TIME...OH AND TO ANY @$$HOLE WHO SAYS READ THE MANUAL...I HAVE...


EFFECKT I COULD USE YOUR HELP....THANKS....

EQIP...MPC1000...MS2000B...YAMAHA MG1202...STANTON 150'S AND STANTON MIXER




HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT



HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT



HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT



HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH YOURE AN IDIOT





READ THE MANUAL IDIOT!



um, your the idiot.

By simoncallaway Sun Jun 13, 2004 4:12 pm
still not working....

track 1/ midi...prg off...1b?>>>

track 2/midi....prg off...2b?

the problem is the synth isnt sending the different midi info for each track that i have set....

if i set "bass" on the synth to midi1...it should play just bass
if i set "strings" on the synth to midi2 it should play just strings...

this does not happen....it only sends whatever sound i have currently set the midi channel on out of the synth....
i know i should be able to pick 4 but it still only sends one...

with the mpc i am changing each track to the same midi number in the synth but it's not working....

what am i doing wrong?

By MidnightFlyer Sun Jun 13, 2004 6:33 pm
simoncallaway wrote: What am i doing wrong?

...you're breathing. Ha. Just kidding.

By simoncallaway Sun Jun 13, 2004 9:51 pm
.....i would like to say thanks to the peeps that tried to help me...

i found the problem...and it was the synth....it's not multi-timberal

no problem though.....i just sampled the sounds....."good blue box"


.....and to the other people.....you dont amount to sh**...so you dont even get a f*** you....bitchez



holla back and you can catch me at the Grammy's hoes....


noodle eating chink muthaf*ckaz
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By deity13 Sun Jun 13, 2004 11:52 pm
damn this post is sour :?
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By loo2004ep Mon Jun 14, 2004 4:59 am
I EAT RAEMON NOODLES BUT IM ITALIAN,AM I INCLUDED IN YOUR LAST COMMENT HERB?
By Concertmate Mon Jun 14, 2004 5:05 am
stephen wrote:
simoncallaway wrote:---I DONT KNOW WHY THE SAMPLES ON MY MPC ARE PLAYING ON **SOME KEYS**** ON MY MS2000B


Manual: Page 65 - look for setting note number

simoncallaway wrote:---THIS IS CRAZY....ALSO...ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTUALLY USE MORE THAN ONE SOUND IN THE MS2000..I KNOW THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOUR BUT HELL I'M ONLY GETTING ONE....


Manual: Page 22 - look for MIDI channel

simoncallaway wrote:OH AND TO ANY @$$HOLE WHO SAYS READ THE MANUAL...I HAVE...


Your welcome? I think that the @$$holes that read the manual are probably the people that you want helping you...



This thread should have ended right here
By 247beatz Mon Jun 14, 2004 10:16 pm
Concertmate wrote:
stephen wrote:
simoncallaway wrote:---I DONT KNOW WHY THE SAMPLES ON MY MPC ARE PLAYING ON **SOME KEYS**** ON MY MS2000B


Manual: Page 65 - look for setting note number

simoncallaway wrote:---THIS IS CRAZY....ALSO...ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTUALLY USE MORE THAN ONE SOUND IN THE MS2000..I KNOW THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOUR BUT HELL I'M ONLY GETTING ONE....


Manual: Page 22 - look for MIDI channel

simoncallaway wrote:OH AND TO ANY @$$HOLE WHO SAYS READ THE MANUAL...I HAVE...


Your welcome? I think that the @$$holes that read the manual are probably the people that you want helping you...



This thread should have ended right here


so now your the moderator right???
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By sans soleil Tue Jun 15, 2004 10:35 pm
i found the problem...and it was the synth....it's not multi-timberal


uh....doy.
and it's spelled 'multi-timbral', mr. illiterate.

...sorry, but with that moronic 'grammy/chink etc.' rant you're asking for abuse.
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By stereoroid Wed Jun 16, 2004 6:15 pm
(Adopts Jerry Springer-esque closing statement pose.) :?

If there's a lesson to be learned from this here thread, it is about the value of troubleshooting skills in all walks of life.

1) Define a goal. What are you trying to do? Can you clearly describe it to others? If not, maybe you're trying to do too much at once. So...
2) Divide and conquer. Break a big task or problem down into little ones. In a MIDI setup, start with a single MIDI cable, from A to B. Get that working as it should be working. If you don't know how it should be working, you haven't defined your Goal properly - go back to step 1!
3) What Changed? If something goes from Working to Broken, then it Changed. Sometimes the Change is out of your control (hardware failure etc.), but for everything else, it's someone's fault, usually yours. Be prepared to Undo any Changes you make, before you make them.
4) Reporting: a newspaper cub reporter soon learns a mantra that forms the basis of reporting in all its forms: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How. Not every story needs to have all those elements, but it's a good place to start when reporting a problem. (OK, we don't really want to know Who, unless you're Pete Townshend.)
5) If you ask for technical support, whoever you talk to doesn't want to know what isn't happening. They need to know what is happening. What's the difference? Say "it didn't work", and you can expect more questions like "what didn't work? what did you see? what were you trying to do? why were you trying to do that?"
6) Assume nothing. We don't know anything about your setup unless you tell us. We don't know what you want to do (see Step 1). We don't how you tried to do it. We don't know what you're working with, how you've wired it up, what settings you've chosen, or any of that stuff.
7) If someone, trying to help, asks for more information, be prepared to give it if you want further help. We're not dissing you, being funny about it, or wasting your time. If you knew exactly what questions we would ask, or what information we would need, you probably would have answered that already and found the problem. Don't sweat it.
8) One more thing: can't we all just get along?

In case you're wondering: yes, I do work in tech support! :evil: