Unbelievable source of MPC info

I've just come across an amazing source of information for the MPC. It's called the MPC manual and it's published by Akai (coincidentally)
The great thing is that there is one for every model and it's free.

lol...but all jokes aside..spend $39.99 for that "Beating making on the MPC2kxl" e-book too!

is that e-book really worth it? pls be specific

The e-book is definetly worth the money. If you have trouble understanding anything in the manual the e-book covers it. It's really simple to understand, it has pictures as examples so it's idiot proof.

shrednar wrote:The e-book is definetly worth the money. If you have trouble understanding anything in the manual the e-book covers it. It's really simple to understand, it has pictures as examples so it's idiot proof.

^^^ WORD! And has samples to go along with the tutorial.

shrednar wrote:it's idiot proof.

shrednar wrote:it's idiot proof.

shrednar wrote:it's idiot proof.

shrednar wrote:it's idiot proof.

Understand?

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Take your legs and boots somewhere else aiight.

-ldg

Ban him!!!

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=51385

Just buy it you cheap azz...

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[quote="kraster"]I've just come across an amazing source of information for the MPC. It's called the MPC manual and it's published by Akai (coincidentally)
The great thing is that there is one for every model and it's free. [/quote]


I thought that stack of 200 pages was to elivate my MPC a little so I don't have to slouch over it like a troll