This brings up the PROJECT panel which contains a breakdown of all the resources currently in your project:
If you later want to start a new blank project, go to MAIN and hit the folder icon at the top centre of the screen:
This project contains nothing but a single blank sequence and a blank DRUM program. When you first switch on your MPC (or when you first launch the MPC Software on your computer) the MPC will have create a new blank project automatically for you. When you save a project to disk it creates a ‘snapshot’ of everything within your project at the moment of saving so when it’s re-loaded you can carry on exactly where you left off. It holds all the resources you need to work on that particular song such sequences, programs, kits, instruments and samples. Do you need to merge multiple MPC projects together? Looking to work on a project in both ‘standalone’ and ‘controller’ mode? Do you need to optimise project memory? In this article I answer all these MPC X, MPC One & MPC Live project-specific questions and more – if there’s anything you think should be added, let me know in the comments! What is an MPC project?Ī project in the MPC Software is a working environment that typically represents a single song or beat.
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