Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By BRAVO Thu Feb 05, 2004 1:06 am
In short, yes but there are other ways..Cheaper ones at that.

1st off that has like 24 in's/outs...What are you gonna plug in to all those in's...You only mention an MPC and a Synth? For that kinda money your gonna need to max that sht out 24/7 or you wasted hella cash

The amount of simul tracks you can record at once depends on

a)The amount of inputs you have (on your soundcard/recording device)

b)Your mixer

What soundcard do you have....How many outs are you trying to or do you estimate you'l b recording at once.

What equipment you using?


If you'l excuse me, I've just relised what I was looking at...Point a) can be ignored.

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I take your gonna be mixing internally then?!

By phatbeats Thu Feb 05, 2004 3:08 am
16 individual outputs plus main outputs so about 22 outputs total.
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By Blaz4me Thu Feb 05, 2004 4:08 am
i've been debating on coping that same unit. I use a VS 1824CD right now but I think that the MOTU would be more practical and less work. I got some tight plug ins (waves) so I know I ain't falling short in that department and the ins and outs compared to my VS. F it! As soon as I get these chips together I'm copping it. In short it's a helluva deal, lord knows I got lines to run.
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By BRAVO Thu Feb 05, 2004 4:18 am
phatbeats wrote:16 individual outputs plus main outputs so about 22 outputs total.


Your not doing anything wrong in me asking, Im just trying to offer the b side to a coin by saying it can be done another way etc

22 outs is a cool number.......If you wanna drop 22 str8 at one time, hell yea go for it. But at that cost, Id rather take my time and drop 10 at a fraction of the cost.

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By phatbeats Tue Feb 10, 2004 1:32 am
But how would you do that? How do you record maybe 10 tracks at a time and have all the tracks on point in the sequence?