This is one for the muso’s with a Mac and an MPC!
Just finished a little Mac application called REX2MPC to convert Recycle files (rex, rcy, rx2) into PGM files that you can use on your MPC1000/2500.
You can download a 14day trial over at Steamshift Apps. Registration is just ?Ǭ£11 which lets you use it after the trial is up.
Hope some of you find this useful 
Thanks
Been working collaboratively on a project that Binnit aka Mr Steamshift dreamt up. Its basically a software emulator of the Behringer BCF2000 MIDI Controller which would let you test out stuff on the move.
There are a few caveats for usage so ill just copy in what Binnit wrote as there is no point repeating
There are a few things you need to know:-
- It requires MidiPipe or similar; this is because it doesn?¢¬Ä¬ôt act as a midi endpoint in and of itself – it requires an application to do that for it.
- Because of the origin of the application, it is designed to work in a very specific way; it is designed to mimic the way that the BCF2000 controller works once you have applied Steve Mokris?¢¬Ä¬ô Quartz Composer Sysex files. In short, this basically maps all of the buttons (barring the encoder group buttons) as midi controllers.
Usage
First launch MidiPipe and create a new pipe – with just a midi in element and a midi out element. Then launch the BCF2000 application; you can now select the MidiPipe midi input from the drop down list. For control of Garageband, for example, that?¢¬Ä¬ôs all you have to do.
Enjoy (and if you use it let us know how we can make it better). SteamSHIFT out.
Future versions *may* let you change the MIDI channel for each control and possibly (unlikely!) act as a standalone MIDI endpoint, thus removing the need for MidiPipe.
If you find it useful let us know
P.S. This uses the MIDI class I wrote for my AutoSampler application (Automatically creates EXS24 patches from hardware), that may now actually make it to completion!