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Chapter 8: HD RECORD Mode
Another function that is new to MPC line with the MPC5000 is Hard Disk Recording. Using the [RECORD IN], [PHONO
IN], or [S/PDIF IN] jacks on the back of your MPC, you can record performances, such as vocals, live guitar, live
keyboards -just about anything you can imagine – to your song. Up to eight tracks can be recorded per song.
Since this audio is recorded directly to the Hard Drive, no RAM is used, so the only limit to how much you can record is
the size of the Hard Drive. Many hours of sound can be recorded on the MPC5000's Hard Drive. You can also apply
effects to your Hard Disk tracks, edit your recorded audio, and mix down your song along with your song to create a
finished product.
Adding Hard Disk Tracks to a Song
To add a Hard Disk track to your current song, do the following.
01. Press [MODE] and [PAD16] (HD RECORD) to enter the HD REC
page.
The following page will be displayed as shown. Here, you can select whether you
would like to add audio tracks to the current song.
Note: this page is also accessible from SONG mode by pressing [F2] (HD
REC).
02. Select a song you would like to add Hard Disk tracks to in the
'Song' field.
See page 61 for more information on SONG mode.
03. Press [F6] (DO IT).
This will add audio tracks to the current song, and the screen will be displayed as
shown on the right. For recording audio tracks, see the next section.
Note: an important thing to note is that once audio tracks are added to a song, when attempting to select another
song, you will be prompted to save the current song if anything regarding the current song has changed. This is to
avoid wasted hard drive space. Unsaved audio will be deleted when you switch to a different song.
About the RECORD Page.
Many recording functions are handled here on this page. Track arming for recording, selecting inputs and monitoring of
levels are all done on this page.
Now
This is a display of time. This is the same as the 'Now' field on the MAIN page.
Song
This is where the name of the current song is displayed. Pressing the [WINDOW] button on
this page will allow you to rename the song. For more on naming, see page 20.
Source
This parameter selects whether the recording tracks will use the analog [RECORD IN] jacks, or the
[DIGITAL] S/PDIF input as a source. You can also resample the MAIN OUTS, or resample any pair
of ASSIGNABLE MIX OUTS.
Rec In L/R to Track
Each of these settings determine which Hard Disk track will be recorded to for each input. Any
of the eight tracks are available for recording.
Level Meters
These meters display the input level of the left and right inputs. When the source is set to
analog, the overall input level can be adjusted using the [REC GAIN] knob.
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