where on the mpc 2000 (classic) is the resample?

[beyondat]

Originally Posted by squatski

as the title says really, this isn't really for the lofi effect, although that would be nice, but I'm still only using its floppy drive/floppies so I want quick loading times. I'd rather have all samples from one tune on just 1 disk if you know what I mean.
thanks

I think resample is only on the XL.

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[squatski]

ah ok, I:LL guess i will just have to do that pitching up samples an octave before sampling trick with it then.

[Sampler Man]

It's a no frills sampler. Even the filters that come with it arn't usable. I do like it as a sequencer tho.

[squatski]

Originally Posted by Sampler Man

It's a no frills sampler. Even the filters that come with it arn't usable. I do like it as a sequencer tho.

yeah, I've just come to realize this too. it's my first MPC as well, luckly!!- I have an s950 to pair it up with but I'd still like some days where I just want to use the mpc. Probably should of got the XL but it's no big deal now.

[jdsowa]

Back in 1998, nobody thought about resampling. The sampler companies were proud of their 16-bit rates. The SP1200 was still being sold new if you wanted 12-bit.

[Goa-Dubs]

Originally Posted by jdsowa

Back in 1998, nobody thought about resampling. The sampler companies were proud of their 16-bit rates. The SP1200 was still being sold new if you wanted 12-bit.

Resampling made a big entrance in 97/98 in the form of the asrx (earlier asr10 also ectect )-with most simple and quick resampling out there.Also the Roland SP808.......Both were actually neck and neck in that department.The MPc2 k was well behind in these stakes.edit-plus the yamaha a3000 circa 98.Things were picking up...

[MattmaN]

The Zoom Sampletrak, and Korg es-1 even had re-sampling in 1999.
Akai was way behind in this department.