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Published on 06/30/08 at 04:22
Sound Generator
Data format: 16-bit linear WAV
Sampling rate: 44.1 kHz
Memory: 2MB standard, expandable to 32MB 72pin with SIMMsn
Preset sound memory: 8MB Flashrom option (FMX008M)
Recording time: 21.9 sec. mono / 10.9 sec. stereo (2MB), around 6mn mono / stereo 3 minutes (32MB))
Polyphony: 32-voice
Filters: 1 dynamic resonant 12dB/octave low-pass filter per voice
Number of active programs: 4 (with up to 64 pads per program)
Maximum samples in memory: 256
Sequencer
Capacity: 300.000 Notes
Resolution: 96ppq
99 Sequences
64 Tracks per sequence
32 MIDI output channels (16 channels x 2 output ports)
Song mode: 20 songs, 250 steps per song
Simultaneous playback of a second sequence
MIDI Sync: Master / Slave, MIDI Clock, MTC, MMC
Drumpads
16 velocity and pressure sensitive pads
4 pad banks
16 Levels: Velocity, Tuning
Automated Pad Mixer (Level and Pan)
Note variation slider controls Level, Pitch, Filter Cutoff, Attack, Decay
Track Mute and Next Sequence features for live performance
Connections
Record Input (L and R): jack x 2, balanced
Digital Input: RCA x 1, SPDIF (optional)
Stereo Output (L and R): jack x 2, unbalanced
Individual Outputs: jack x 8, unbalanced (option)
Headphone Output: stereo jack x 1
Digital Output: RCA x 1, SPDIF (optional)
MIDI: 2 x MIDI In and MIDI Out x 2
SCSI: 50pin high density connector
General
Display: 248x60 dot graphic LCD tilting
Multi-Card drive (MCD model only): Compact Flash, Memory Stick, Smart Media, Secure Digital
Standard accessories: 1x CD-ROM sound library, Power cable
Power: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz
Consumption: 23W
Dimensions (W x H x D):
4.17 "x 15.95" x 8.99 "(106mm x 405mm x 331mm)
Weight: 12.13lbs (5.5kg)
Optional Accessories
IB-M208P: 8 Individual output and digital I / O board
EB16: Multi-effects processor board (4 simultaneous FX)
FMX008M: 8MB Flash ROM board
IC-M2TC: SMPTE IC
A small update like the foot bone dd would total !!!!!
UTILIZATION
It was on a 2000XL is lightweight with a few changes so it's simple to use TRS (when you know a can) ... must potassss to beginners but it comes very trs s fast! Here too I would say that if only small Nipon could plug into a bone of dd XL Aportes that the same rgonomie a 2500 appearance at the foot would be complete! But a good rest even when a super machine with a trs net, use less than the old school classic XL (RAM drive mcd) and a geule much nicer than the beige gray one is cheap .. .. (Dsl for the purists of the classic)
Basically it's a great toy with something to work extremely well, and the sound quality is short, it all needed doing and it is being asked
!
SOUNDS
Ditto the 2000XL Classic
OVERALL OPINION
I use it since 2006, I would do is hsiter choices! Today I have a 2500 and 1000 which is a good admittedly NEW! But I do get tired of doing my greasy squence above
It dchire ....!!!!!
Then we must recognize not only the mpc c c a DLIR gear and a concept!
So good we can only kiffer if you are in
Data format: 16-bit linear WAV
Sampling rate: 44.1 kHz
Memory: 2MB standard, expandable to 32MB 72pin with SIMMsn
Preset sound memory: 8MB Flashrom option (FMX008M)
Recording time: 21.9 sec. mono / 10.9 sec. stereo (2MB), around 6mn mono / stereo 3 minutes (32MB))
Polyphony: 32-voice
Filters: 1 dynamic resonant 12dB/octave low-pass filter per voice
Number of active programs: 4 (with up to 64 pads per program)
Maximum samples in memory: 256
Sequencer
Capacity: 300.000 Notes
Resolution: 96ppq
99 Sequences
64 Tracks per sequence
32 MIDI output channels (16 channels x 2 output ports)
Song mode: 20 songs, 250 steps per song
Simultaneous playback of a second sequence
MIDI Sync: Master / Slave, MIDI Clock, MTC, MMC
Drumpads
16 velocity and pressure sensitive pads
4 pad banks
16 Levels: Velocity, Tuning
Automated Pad Mixer (Level and Pan)
Note variation slider controls Level, Pitch, Filter Cutoff, Attack, Decay
Track Mute and Next Sequence features for live performance
Connections
Record Input (L and R): jack x 2, balanced
Digital Input: RCA x 1, SPDIF (optional)
Stereo Output (L and R): jack x 2, unbalanced
Individual Outputs: jack x 8, unbalanced (option)
Headphone Output: stereo jack x 1
Digital Output: RCA x 1, SPDIF (optional)
MIDI: 2 x MIDI In and MIDI Out x 2
SCSI: 50pin high density connector
General
Display: 248x60 dot graphic LCD tilting
Multi-Card drive (MCD model only): Compact Flash, Memory Stick, Smart Media, Secure Digital
Standard accessories: 1x CD-ROM sound library, Power cable
Power: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz
Consumption: 23W
Dimensions (W x H x D):
4.17 "x 15.95" x 8.99 "(106mm x 405mm x 331mm)
Weight: 12.13lbs (5.5kg)
Optional Accessories
IB-M208P: 8 Individual output and digital I / O board
EB16: Multi-effects processor board (4 simultaneous FX)
FMX008M: 8MB Flash ROM board
IC-M2TC: SMPTE IC
A small update like the foot bone dd would total !!!!!
UTILIZATION
It was on a 2000XL is lightweight with a few changes so it's simple to use TRS (when you know a can) ... must potassss to beginners but it comes very trs s fast! Here too I would say that if only small Nipon could plug into a bone of dd XL Aportes that the same rgonomie a 2500 appearance at the foot would be complete! But a good rest even when a super machine with a trs net, use less than the old school classic XL (RAM drive mcd) and a geule much nicer than the beige gray one is cheap .. .. (Dsl for the purists of the classic)
Basically it's a great toy with something to work extremely well, and the sound quality is short, it all needed doing and it is being asked
! SOUNDS
Ditto the 2000XL Classic
OVERALL OPINION
I use it since 2006, I would do is hsiter choices! Today I have a 2500 and 1000 which is a good admittedly NEW! But I do get tired of doing my greasy squence above
It dchire ....!!!!!
Then we must recognize not only the mpc c c a DLIR gear and a concept!
So good we can only kiffer if you are in