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Thread Connecting An MP-7

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Zo_en

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1 Posted on 09/11/2004 at 12:14:13

I am trying to connect an MP-7 workstation to my computer to record beats to a CD. Do any one what what I would need or steps to take in order to do this??? :lol:

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2 Posted on 09/11/2004 at 15:03:42

The easiest way would be to hook the line outputs from the box to the line in on your soundcard. You will need some sort of basic recording software, and then some CD burning software. Cakewalk's Pyro will do both for around $50.

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3 Posted on 09/11/2004 at 20:11:56

Everytime that I connect the mp7 to my computer with the software (Adobe and Footy Loops) it didnt play at all. I connected the MAudio Midi Interface 1x1 to my computer that connect to the mp7 and got nothing....Am I doing something wrong...

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4 Posted on 09/12/2004 at 05:02:38

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What EXACTLY are you trying to do? Are you trying to record beats you already made on the workstation so you can burn them to CD, or are you tring to contol the workstation and use it like a controller and sound module from the computer to make beats?

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