Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By Afrodon Mon Oct 16, 2006 4:53 pm
This is the deal,i got an MPC2000XL,and i have a MW12 USB Mixing Studio Mixer with Cubase LE.now the link I put below is an exampleof the audio sound after i recorded the track from my MPC with the mixer.This will help explain it epspecoally if anybody is familiar with Cubase LE cuz i have tried,read the manual and still it aint help me clear this problem of the Quality of the music.I made the ebat with mykeyboard and MPC,just adjusted a couple of Knobs on the mixer.Then when i lsitened to it on My computer with speakers it came out sounding low.Maybe am doing something wrong.And for all U music criticz please ignore the beat 4 the meantime and just help a n!gga out a lil bit.
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By WunTu Mon Oct 16, 2006 5:13 pm
Iight god look, it seems to me that your a little new to the production world so i'ma give you a few pointers...Now, Jus because you have a mixer and a mpc doesn't mean your gonna have quality, LOUD sounding music! Its all in the mix and master! Now, a mix is the basic arranging of the istruments, you never wanna have 2 different instruments on the same frequency level...every instrument should have its own space to give its own presence! Now, lets jus say you mixed a track and it sounds aight (Instrumentwise) this does NOT mean you track is gonna come out loud! This is where the master comes into effect...a master is simply to boost your track up to give it a loud RAW sound! Jus read up on mixing and mastering, you'll catch the idea!

By Afrodon Mon Oct 16, 2006 5:20 pm
WunTu wrote:Iight god look, it seems to me that your a little new to the production world so i'ma give you a few pointers...Now, Jus because you have a mixer and a mpc doesn't mean your gonna have quality, LOUD sounding music! Its all in the mix and master! Now, a mix is the basic arranging of the istruments, you never wanna have 2 different instruments on the same frequency level...every instrument should have its own space to give its own presence! Now, lets jus say you mixed a track and it sounds aight (Instrumentwise) this does NOT mean you track is gonna come out loud! This is where the master comes into effect...a master is simply to boost your track up to give it a loud RAW sound! Jus read up on mixing and mastering, you'll catch the idea!

I did and its still aint work fine @ all.I dont wanna blame it on Cubase LE,but what us aid makes a lotta sense thank you.The 1st track on that page is just 1 sintrument used,the Keyboard & MPC.The thing is that i dont know how many people are familiar with Cubase LE when it comes to recording.But as U sad mastering is what i should focus so i'll do that 2 day after work and seee hwere it take me,thanx.

By Afrodon Sun Oct 22, 2006 5:11 am
damn 72 views 1 reply,U guys are gangsta up in here lol