By NERO
Tue Jun 22, 2004 5:22 am
HOW CAN I SAVE MY BEATS TO A ZIP THEN HOOK UP THAT ZIP TO MY COMPUTER TO BURN ON TO A CD I WANNA LISTEN TO MY STUFF ON CD CAN I DO THIS 
By NERO
Tue Jun 22, 2004 5:27 am
DAMN SO THERES NO WAY OTHER THEN TO HOOK UP A CD BURNER TO THE MPC THEN ANOTHER THING SOMETIMES WHEN I SAMPLE I HAVE MY TEMPO SET UP AT 90 RITE THEN I PLAY SOMETHING WHEN I GO TO LISTEN AGAIN IT PLAYS IT ALL MESSED UP IS THERE ANYTHING ON THE MP THAT I HAVE TO TURN OFF
By pt3r
Tue Jun 22, 2004 6:29 am
First of all you need to turn of the caps lock on your keyboard looks like you're shouting 
. As for your sampling question. The sample you make has nothing to do with the tempo in the main screen. That tempo is just an indication of the speed with which the notes in your sequence are played. So let's say you sample a piano melody and you want to loop it then you do as follows; assign the sample to a pad set its mode to MONO (don't ask me how to do that it's all in the manual). Now go back to your main screen and press the rec key + the pad on which you assigned the piano sample. Now press play and you will hear your piano sample play. If you hear that the sample gets cut off to soon (aka u don't hear the whole sample then that means that the tempo set in main screen is too high) or too late (you hear a gap of silence after the sample played aka tempo set too low) then you need to adjust the tempo in the main screen until it sounds right. Also remember for this excersise the loop mode of your piano sample is TURNED OFF.
I hope this little explanation helps now go experiment and read the manual it is your friend. If all of this is too complicated or too hard to grasp then have a look @ www.mpc2000xl.net (great tutorials at a small fee) BUT DON'T COME BEGGING FOR PASSWORDS AROUND HERE OR YOU WILL BE BANNED FROM THE FORUM FOREVER (sorry 'bout the shouting but it seems there are a lot of cats out there who think everything comes for free.)
. As for your sampling question. The sample you make has nothing to do with the tempo in the main screen. That tempo is just an indication of the speed with which the notes in your sequence are played. So let's say you sample a piano melody and you want to loop it then you do as follows; assign the sample to a pad set its mode to MONO (don't ask me how to do that it's all in the manual). Now go back to your main screen and press the rec key + the pad on which you assigned the piano sample. Now press play and you will hear your piano sample play. If you hear that the sample gets cut off to soon (aka u don't hear the whole sample then that means that the tempo set in main screen is too high) or too late (you hear a gap of silence after the sample played aka tempo set too low) then you need to adjust the tempo in the main screen until it sounds right. Also remember for this excersise the loop mode of your piano sample is TURNED OFF.
I hope this little explanation helps now go experiment and read the manual it is your friend. If all of this is too complicated or too hard to grasp then have a look @ www.mpc2000xl.net (great tutorials at a small fee) BUT DON'T COME BEGGING FOR PASSWORDS AROUND HERE OR YOU WILL BE BANNED FROM THE FORUM FOREVER (sorry 'bout the shouting but it seems there are a lot of cats out there who think everything comes for free.)
By nanoloop
Wed Jun 23, 2004 12:53 am
i think this cat wants to back up his zippy;'s to pc cd's. And it is possible,
1. snd files will play on a pc.
2. you can read pc formatted zip into your mpc, and then back again. but i dont recommend saving mpc data ona pc formatted disk. ( asking for corruption ).
smoke alot of meth, as this will aid your beat creation.
1. snd files will play on a pc.
2. you can read pc formatted zip into your mpc, and then back again. but i dont recommend saving mpc data ona pc formatted disk. ( asking for corruption ).
smoke alot of meth, as this will aid your beat creation.
By BRAVO
Wed Jun 23, 2004 1:11 am
Naa, It sound like he wants the best of both worlds....
He wants to listen to his stuff on CD...Hmmmm well you have to record it as audio then burn it to CD. Files stored on zips from the MPC are only the data files. Yes you can back these up to a CD but dont expect that 'banger' u made to play
He wants to listen to his stuff on CD...Hmmmm well you have to record it as audio then burn it to CD. Files stored on zips from the MPC are only the data files. Yes you can back these up to a CD but dont expect that 'banger' u made to play
