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By en2 Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:21 am
holas....right now i have all my inputs (from a tt to internet radio) plugged into my mixer. my mpc is also plugged into this mixer- and right now when i output from the main on the mixer to the mpc i get interference. this leads me to unplug the INS to the mpc everytime i want to sample something. is there anyway i can have this sample relay without causing interferene? i have aux 1 and aux 2 send plugs as well on my mixer.....how can i use these....one more question- what are some methods that u guys use to record scratches on ur beats?


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ian
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By jorge guzman Tue Jul 06, 2004 7:44 pm
u have to lower your volume because your connection is like a circle.. what your trying to sample is going into the mpc back out of the mpc back into the mpc and since you probably have your mpc's volume up all the way u get interference, either lower the mpc or the channel the the mpc's outputs are connected to while you sample..
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By masterpiece Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:01 pm
en2 wrote:holas....right now i have all my inputs (from a tt to internet radio) plugged into my mixer. my mpc is also plugged into this mixer- and right now when i output from the main on the mixer to the mpc i get interference. this leads me to unplug the INS to the mpc everytime i want to sample something. is there anyway i can have this sample relay without causing interferene? i have aux 1 and aux 2 send plugs as well on my mixer.....how can i use these....one more question- what are some methods that u guys use to record scratches on ur beats?


peas and carrots
ian


you have a what plugged into your mixer?

If its what I think it is your probably getting radio signals sent to the mixer and thus, the feedback or interference your recieving.

If it isnt what I think it is then its the music from your computer connected into the ins of the mixer.
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By jorge guzman Wed Jul 07, 2004 2:37 pm
he is getting feedback because the way he has his setup hooked up.. if u go into the sample screen and u have the outs of the mpc hooked up to a channel on a mixer with the volume up u r going to get feedback.. i dont think it has anything to do with radio and computer signals..
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By bboutit Wed Jul 07, 2004 4:40 pm
Change the L/R settings to OFF, make sure your main volume (on mixer) is low when you do this and then SAMPLE.