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Subject: MPC 2000 pads
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Original Message 1/3 04-Apr-99 @ 11:55 PM - MPC 2000 pads
Is it possible to trigger the Drumstation sounds from my MPC2000 pads? I can't seem to figure out anyway to make it work, but I don't want to have to use my keyboard only. Also, is it possible to re-map the drumsounds to different areas of my keyboard? For instance, move the 808 kick drum from C2 to C5. thanks
Justin Mullens
Justin Mullens
Message 2/3 05-Apr-99 @ 07:03 PM - RE: MPC 2000 pads
>>Is it possible to trigger the Drumstation sounds from my MPC2000 pads?
On the '3000, you can assign
the pads to any note number you want from the MIDI option 1 page. I assume the
'2000 is the same. Then, on the main page, set TYPE to
DRUM and choose which MIDI
channel you want the pads to
send to. That's it.
Don't have a DS, so I can't answer the 2nd part of your question.
On the '3000, you can assign
the pads to any note number you want from the MIDI option 1 page. I assume the
'2000 is the same. Then, on the main page, set TYPE to
DRUM and choose which MIDI
channel you want the pads to
send to. That's it.
Don't have a DS, so I can't answer the 2nd part of your question.
Message 3/3 06-Apr-99 @ 09:34 PM - RE: MPC 2000 pads
It should be possible; I have been able to control my BassStation from my MPC2K:
1.) In the Program menu, go to MIDI and set Local Mode to OFF. This will cause the pad data to only be sent out the MIDI out and not go to the internal sampler.
2.) In the main (sequencer) screen, move the cursor down below the track name to where it says "DRUM:OFF" or "MIDI:OFF"... (mine defaults to "DRUM"). If it says DRUM, change it to MIDI. Then, change it from OFF to the channel/MIDI output that you want (for example, 1A means you are sending on MIDI channel 1, through MIDI output "A").
You should be ready to go after doing this... in the Program menu, you can re-assign the MIDI notes to different pads, so you can essentially put together your own program on the MPC.
1.) In the Program menu, go to MIDI and set Local Mode to OFF. This will cause the pad data to only be sent out the MIDI out and not go to the internal sampler.
2.) In the main (sequencer) screen, move the cursor down below the track name to where it says "DRUM:OFF" or "MIDI:OFF"... (mine defaults to "DRUM"). If it says DRUM, change it to MIDI. Then, change it from OFF to the channel/MIDI output that you want (for example, 1A means you are sending on MIDI channel 1, through MIDI output "A").
You should be ready to go after doing this... in the Program menu, you can re-assign the MIDI notes to different pads, so you can essentially put together your own program on the MPC.
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