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Chapter 9: Saving to and Loading from Disk
Formatting a Floppy Disk
This function is used to format a new disk or to completely erase an
already-formatted disk. ALL DISKS MUST BE FORMATTED
BEFORE THEY CAN BE USED IN THE MPC3000! Disks that are
pre-formatted for MS-DOS computers will work, but they will save
and load faster if you reformat them on the MPC3000.
To format a disk, select option 9 (Copy, format disk) from the
DISK key menu, followed by option 2 from the subsequent menu.
The following screen will appear:
=========== Format a Floppy ============
High density disks (HD) format as 1.44
megabytes; old style double density
disks will format as 793K bytes (MPC60
compatible). Press <Format it> to begin.
WARNING: THIS WILL ERASE THE WHOLE DISK!
========================================
<Format it>
As the screen shows, high-density (HD) disks will format to hold
1.44MB of data and old-style double-sided, double-density disks will
format to hold 793K, which is MPC60 compatible.
To format the disk, press <Format it>.
- MIDI PRODUCTION CENTER 1
- Operator's Manual 1
- MIDI Production Center 5
- WARNING!! 6
- IMPORTANT 8
- LITHIUM BATTERY 9
- FCC warning 9
- COPYRIGHT NOTICE 9
- FRONT PANEL 10
- REAR PANEL 10
- Table of Contents 11
- Chapter 1: 15
- Introduction 15
- Welcome! 16
- Features 17
- If You Already Know the MPC60 22
- To bar field 25
- Chapter 2: 26
- The Basics 26
- Hooking Up Your System 27
- Getting Around on the MPC3000 28
- 1/4 NOTE 30
- Note Number, and Program 32
- Selecting Programs 36
- Note field) 37
- The 16 LEVELS key 39
- Chapter 3: 42
- Recording 42
- Sequences 42
- How Sequences are Organized 43
- ===== Play/Record =====) : 45
- The Play/Record Keys 52
- Drum Pattern 55
- <Initialize> 56
- Notes field will 56
- Sequence 57
- Type field to DRUM 58
- Errors, Swing Timing 62
- The Note Repeat Feature 65
- Tempo and the TEMPO/SYNC Key 66
- Mid-Sequence Tempo Changes 69
- The TAP TEMPO Key 71
- The AUTO PUNCH Key 73
- The SIMUL SEQUENCE Key 75
- The OTHER Key 76
- Chapter 4: 84
- Editing Sequences 84
- The ERASE Key 85
- Initializing a Sequence 88
- The SEQ EDIT Key 90
- Rearranging the Track Order 91
- Deleting Bars From a Sequence 93
- Copying Bars (All Tracks) 94
- Copying Events 95
- Seqnc field: 100
- Track field: 100
- Ticks fields: 100
- Notes field: 100
- The STEP EDIT Key 105
- Using Step Edit 106
- Step Edit Event Types 108
- Step Edit Options 112
- Step Recording 115
- The EDIT LOOP Key 116
- Number of bars field to 1 117
- The TRANSPOSE Key 118
- Amount field to 0 119
- Chapter 5: 120
- Song Mode 120
- Overview 121
- Pgm field (in 126
- Convert from song field: 127
- To sequence field: 127
- <Do it> soft key: 127
- Chapter 6: 128
- Creating and 128
- Editing Programs 128
- What Are Programs? 129
- VEL SW (velocity switch): 134
- <Play> soft key: 137
- Poly Mode 138
- The Dynamic Filter 141
- Reson (resonance) field: 142
- Attack field: 142
- Decay field: 142
- Amount field: 142
- Copy from note field 143
- Of program 143
- Copy to note field 143
- Chapter 7: 146
- MIXER/EFFECTS 146
- The Stereo Output Mixer 147
- E for effects) indicating the 149
- Follow ster 152
- Note field: 152
- Volume field: 152
- Stereo mix field: 155
- PROGRAM: 155
- PROGRAM is 155
- SEQUENCE: 155
- SEQUENCE is 155
- Stereo Mix 157
- SEQUENCE 157
- Effects Generator 158
- Chapter 8: 160
- Editing Sounds 160
- Sampling a New Sound 161
- Ground Low High 164
- Editing a sound 167
- Chapter 9: 175
- Saving to and 175
- Loading from Disk 175
- Saving Files 178
- File name field: 183
- Disk field: 183
- Size field: 183
- Free field: 183
- <Load 191
- Becomes note field: 193
- File field: 196
- Free(snd) field: 196
- <Load> soft key: 196
- Formatting a Floppy Disk 198
- Using a SCSI Hard Disk 199
- Copy, format disk) from 200
- STANDARD 200
- Copying an Entire Floppy Disk 203
- Chapter 10: 205
- Syncing to Tape 205
- The SYNC Screen 206
- Syncing to MIDI Clock 213
- Syncing to SMPTE 213
- Appendix for more information 214
- Syncing to MIDI Time Code 216
- Syncing to FSK24 216
- Syncing to 1/4-note Clicks 218
- Chapter 11: 219
- MIDI Functions 219
- Pedal Processing 222
- MIDI Input Filter 225
- Turning All Notes Off 228
- Appendix 231
- Technical Specifications 232
- Answers to Frequent Questions 234
- On field in the Play/Record 235
- Type of DRUM 235
- Contents of Disk Files 237
- MPC3000 Options 241
- The Video Output Option 242
- Page 231 243
- New Features of Version 3.1 252
- Saving a Standard MIDI File 254
- Loading a Standard MIDI File 255
- CD-ROMs or Hard Disks 257
- MIDI Machine Control 262
- MIDI Sample Dump 265
- Save or Load 269
- 940912 Imprimé au Japan 276
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