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Section 6: Sampling and editing sounds

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to send. The range is 0 to 9999, although most samplers

contain only up to 128 samples.

• SOFT KEY 1 - <Receive> soft key:

Pressing this soft key starts the process of receiving an incoming sample

dump. At this point, the MPC60 sends out a "dump request" signal to the

external sampler to start sending the sample indicated by the setting of the

REQUEST CHAN field. If it receives a reply, it starts receiving the data,

and the 2 lower lines change to:

The transfer may take as long as a few minutes. When finished, the

previous screen status will be re-displayed. If a transmission error occurs, or

if the sample dump is cancelled by the other sampler, the dump will be

cancelled and the previous screen will be re-displayed. If you wish to cancel

the sample dump, press the <Cancel receive> soft key.

NOTE: It is not necessary to press <Receive> to initiate an incoming

sample dump. If the MPC60 receives a sample dump at any time, it will

immediately display the "Receiving midi sample dump" message and load the

incoming sample dump into the drum selected in the DRUM field. In this

case, the REQUEST CHAN and REQUEST CHAN fields have no effect.

Further, if a sample dump is received while the SEND MIDI SAMPLE

DUMP screen is showing (described in the next section), the screen will

immediately change to the RECEIVE MIDI SAMPLE DUMP screen and

begin receiving the data. Also, the MPC60 responds to incoming sample

dumps on all channels- it doesn't matter what channel the incoming data is

sent on.

• SOFT KEY 2 - <Send/recv>:

Pressing this soft key causes the SEND MIDI SAMPLE DUMP

screen to be displayed, described in the next section. Pressing it again

returns to the RECEIVE screen.

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