MPC 3000 Chops

[HittMann]

for the ones who know well a 3000

Is there a quickest way to chop samples in the 3000 than this?:

1- Record the sample (let's say a 2 bar loop of nice strings from an
old record). Then save the sound to memory.
2-Assign it to a pad, press program+2 poly:mono, and with program+6
edit the sample setting to the start of the first chop.
3-After that, press program+7 and copy the file to another one, name
it, repeat step 2 but set the start point for the second chop.
4-Repeat steps 2 and 3 if needed, depending on the way the beat is
going.
5-After all these steps are done, press program+2 and set the
cutoffs to the notes that will follow the rythm of the new sampled
composition. (let's skip the part of setting the tempo and pitching
up or down)


I know almost every function of the MPC3000 but im new to it, im
used to kontakt and nuendo and in kontakt, chopping is just a click
away by zonin, etc..

The thing is i've seen a few established producers sample things on
the 3000 and right away are hitting the pads and setting the start
points quickly, every loop of a pad shuts down after the next one
comes in. They do it so quickly it seems like all those steps of
the cutoff, copy, rename were done by themselves, like zoning or
some shit...

if it's just time and gettin quick at it let me know.. at least I
hope the way I'm choppin is the quickest way...

[MPCWIZKID3000]

Wusssup

I've just bought a MPC 3000 and i wanna know i thing! How in gods name can i sequence korg triton sounds on the mpc.

Thanx

MPCWIZKID3000