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i need to know a way to copy a sample the same one onto another pad
so they are the same
so i have to of the same samples?
is there any way
and plz come at me slow im a very slow learner ....
thanks
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Post by Platypus Beird »

seriously?

just resample or do the pattern copy trick with the sample backup? I'm sure that would work but it would take longer than just resampling
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na i was just wondering if there was a way cuz im lazy
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my bad
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Post by koala form »

yeah, just export it, copy it with a new name and import the copy. it'll be exactly the same then.
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Post by Lopar-XL »

There is a way to copy a sample without having to use Resample. Watch this vid. This trick works with samples as well as patterns.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5q90OmW7EQ
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Post by mostblunted »

if it's 1 sample and you need that like 5 times or so, you can export it, and then instantly import it again. No need for a computer or so.



Shout outs to Dr. SP for that trick
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Post by DREWDANK »

mostblunted wrote:if it's 1 sample and you need that like 5 times or so, you can export it, and then instantly import it again. No need for a computer or so.



Shout outs to Dr. SP for that trick

yo help me out what you talking about no computer???
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Post by koala form »

oh, i didnt realize you could do it without a computer.

what you do is, export the sample you want a copy of, and then import it. you don't have to take out the card or anything [if i'm understanding correctly]
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Post by Euclid Ov Oåklånd »

Yup. It's the Flying Lotus technique, there is a video of a guy on youtube showing exactly how to do it. I watched that like two times while doing it myself and now it's automatic.
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Post by DREWDANK »

how you import without taking card sorry im so not understanding?


like could someone bust me the link plz
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Post by PHeMoX »

The link was already posted, but here it again;

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5q90OmW7EQ


a trick based on an idea of "Flying Lotus" on the MPC forum. This is a turn around that allows pattern duplication without using a computer:
-Put your pattern on the A or B bank
-Do a backup Save
-Put back your pattern on C to J Bank
-Recall the Backup
and voila !


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