Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By STAgE fRyTe Wed Jan 26, 2005 6:56 am
how can i go about equing each channel on eithr a 2k xl or 3k

with a eurodesk 48/24 mixing board

i want to mix and eq,pan,frequency adjustments etc on the board
and control each channel on the mpc



thanks
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By pt3r Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:25 am
you can only eq each output of your mpc on a desk. Get an 8 out expansion connect each out to a channel on your desk and you' re ready to go.

By STAgE fRyTe Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:42 am
so a 3k or 2k xl with 8 out pput expansion will let me eq my tracks?
i thought the mpc's dont come with on board efx if the mixer only has sends and returns how would i acces filters,frequency,pans etc

im using a eurodesk 48/24 channel mixer at the moment



thanks fellas
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By dj dcypher Wed Jan 26, 2005 1:12 pm
You'll need the 8-outs board to separate sounds onto different channels of your mixer.

You can access the filter from the Program (Shift+6) menu and you can pan in the Mixer (Shift+1).

To get more filter options and frequency options you'll need the FX board.

By STAgE fRyTe Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:27 pm
coo how much does the fx board run?

By gballin123 Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:55 pm
I heard the FX suck but really it would be best to ge the 8 out expansion and jsut route each track to one of them and then into your mixer
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By Lampdog Wed Jan 26, 2005 7:55 pm
eb16, around $300 new, alot cheaper on ebay.
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By dj dcypher Wed Jan 26, 2005 8:58 pm
gballin123 wrote:I heard the FX suck but really it would be best to ge the 8 out expansion and jsut route each track to one of them and then into your mixer


Yeah I recommend the 8-outs first, then get the FX board. The FX aren't that great, but they do come in hand some times. My MPC came with both, but I use the 8-outs a lot more.

By STAgE fRyTe Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:37 pm
i feel you well i orderd the 3k it has the 8 out put already
i was planning on eq ing my drums on the mixer
i guess il have to record in to software and use sumtin like acid pro's or cubase to eq my drums?
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By dj dcypher Wed Jan 26, 2005 9:56 pm
No, you can eq them on the mixer just fine. What you'll do is separate the drums onto different channels of the mixer and EQ the highs, mids and lows on the mixer.

By STAgE fRyTe Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:00 pm
Total inline channels 24
Subgroups 8
Mono inputs 48
Additional stereo inputs 2
INVISIBLE MIC PREAMPS 24
EQ (Main)
High, low, 2 x semi-parametric mids, low-cut
4-band
EQ (MIX B) 2-band
Aux sends 6
Stereo aux returns 6
Direct outs 24
Channel inserts 24
Talkback mic internal
Phantom power +48 V


thats the specs on the mixer i orderd both mc and mixing board
so i havent seen yet to know
i was told the mx8000 has no on board effects
but i will still be able to manage my highs and lows correct?
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By dj dcypher Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:09 pm
Yeah, you'll be fine on the highs and lows.

A few tips for the 8-outs:
1. Sample in mono, this way each sound is assigned to one output. Stereo splits the sound onto two output.
2. You assign the outs from the Mixer screen, the Individual. Use the wheel to assign 1-8 on the outputs.

Use the 2Kxl, but this should get you started on the 3000.

By STAgE fRyTe Wed Jan 26, 2005 10:17 pm
thanks bro ,apreciate the help
now i can sleep with out a worry lol

thanks again