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Chapter 9: Saving to and Loading from Disk
== Change Power-On SCSI Search Delay ===
Power-on SCSI search delay (secs):30
(If no hard disk attached, enter 0 to
bypass delay at power-on.)
========================================
The single data field sets the amount of time that the SCSI port is
scanned when the power is turned on. By default, it is set to 30
seconds. To eliminate the power-on delay, change the field’s contents
to 0.
If you are using a hard disk and it is not being recognized by the
MPC3000 when the power for both devices is turned on simulta-
neously, then your hard disk may require more than 30 seconds to
spin up to operating speed. If so, try changing the value in this
screen to 45 seconds or longer.
Formatting a SCSI hard disk for the MCP3000
To format the external SCSI hard disk, turn power off for both the
hard drive and the MPC3000 and connect the hard drive to the
MPC3000’s SCSI port. (Warning: Never connect or disconnect
any SCSI device while power is on. This could seriously
damage both the device itself and the MPC3000.) Then turn
the power on to both the SCSI drive and the MPC3000. Next, press
the DISK key and select option 9 (Copy, format disk) from
the menu screen followed by option 3 from the subsequent menu.
The following screen will appear:
=========== Format Hard Disk ===========
Select hard disk type:SYQUEST
Formatting will erase all existing data
and divide the disk into 'partitions' of
less than 30 megabytes each.
========================================
<Next screen>
The field has two options: STANDARD and SYQUEST. If your drive
is a Syquest removable, select that option; if not, select STANDARD.
The screen warns that the hard disk’s storage space must be divided
into up to 26 partitions of no more than 30 megabytes each. These
partitions are called partition A, partition B, and so on. In each of
the save and load operations, you will be allowed to select which
partition to save to or load from.
- 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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