Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By thedailyhustle Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:06 pm
Ok, so I am currently borrowing an mpc 2000 classic for a couple of months, and was wondering about fx possibilities. See, I will be buying my own mpc soon (most likely a mpc 3000) so I am thinking an external fx/eq for my samples would be the most practical. My turntable is junky, but sound quality is o.k. and I have this running into a Behringer phono pre then to the MPC, so I have no sort of eq or fx for my samples. What would yall recommend I invest in first? A DJ mixer with eq? An external eq or fx rack? Or the eb-16.. and then sell it once I get my 3k?

Im on a somewhat limited budget as, I need to get some o.k. monitors..
and keep my money stacked for the mpc 3000.

Any suggestions or opinions on what might be the best investment for sample processing at a reasonable price? I want to eq samples, add reverb, etc.



Thanks for your time.

Byharlej Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:35 pm
My advice is a little off topic but get rid of the Behringer phono preamp.IMO any sound that goes through this s*** comes out much worse.
It's just my opinion (and a few of my friends).

By nanoloop Thu Jan 18, 2007 11:16 pm
get an mpc with 8 outs, then you have basicly any effects units at your disposal, the eb16 is great cause its all internal, not extra boxes or cables. Ive had more fun using a kaos pad, and a few old school effects racks. i just resample the effected sound back into the pc and reload them on the mp.