inMusic Support

There are various ways to load your saved projects on the MPC standalone consoles; please see all methods below... Load a Recent Project Every Time You ...

The MPC Series supports the use of a class compliant USB audio interface, to expand the input and output capabilities of the device when in standalone mode....

This guide covers how to remove Splice samples from your MPC Standalone unit. You may wish to do this to free up space, or perhaps they have been saved to y...

Sampling is a popular feature of the MPC Series, and music is general. With the ability to create new and unique tones from a variety of source material, wh...

Sidechain compression, or 'sidechaining', is the use of one audio signal to trigger the compression of another. Most commonly, this is used to creat...

1. Start by putting your sample onto a USB Flash Drive or SD Card, then connect the drive to your MPC. 2. Navigate to the Browse menu, then to the Pl...

This MPC Series guide covers how to add audio files to your sequence, on an audio track. This can be useful for the playback of an audio file alongside othe...

In the Sample Edit screen, you have the option to loop your sample by pressing the loop button under the Trim tab. The loop button will allow you t...

If you are looking to change where your plugin has installed on your MPC, this is the guide for you! Perhaps you want to free up more internal storage, or w...

1. Connect an exFAT-formatted USB flash drive or SD Card to your MPC console. 2. Open your project, then go to Menu > Save > Project As. Under the...