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By I dont have a mpc Mon Jul 02, 2007 2:41 am
how can i aquire an mpc 1000 with 400 dollars plus shipping

i dont have a mpc

i have a shitty m audio trigger finger


today i went to guitar center and they had a mpc 1000 and the 2500

i was flabbergasted on the effects these machines had to offer

as opposed to me using a M-Audio Trigger Finger with me using programs like

Battery 3
Kontact 2.2
FL 7xxl
Guru witch i havnt figured out yet how to work it

and a host of other programs with i would say i almost have 50 programs for recording music

why i like the mpc 1000
because all those effects are not at your hands with Fl Kontakt and other programs you have to go through hoops and do tricks and dig through many presets

with mp 1k its all there at your finger tips


now ive tried ebay but i always ended up getting outbidded on a mpc i bid on

do any of you have any suggestions other than male prostitution

that I can aquire a mpc with 400 dollars and plus shipping ?

By I dont have a mpc Mon Jul 02, 2007 3:16 am
or is at possible i can buy one of your mpc's off you ?
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By wookjr Mon Jul 02, 2007 4:38 pm
Ebay?
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By CHARLIEPLATNUM Mon Jul 02, 2007 4:50 pm
YOUNG'N you are trippin!.....Battery3 and GURU have tons(way more than an MPC1K) of effects........Especially Battery 3. GURU and Battery 3 (when rewired to Sonar or Protoolsn etc.) can rock just like an MPC. Spend some time getting to know the joints you got....and you just might be suprised at how much you can do with the shit you already have.
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By rinseout Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:05 pm
If you really want the mpc, sell the software 8)

By I dont have a mpc Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:12 pm
my good negroid platinum

well thats true

thing is that i know the programs i have in and out

especially battery

the producer JustBlaze unofficially endorses battery
and has gone to officially say in the past month and half

and i quote

'i have renounced the mpc 4000 because programs like battery or fruity loops are the wave of the future and midi equipment will become a thing of the past""

basically saying i chucked my mpc out the window


further more i know the ins and outs of all my programs
but ive never had a mpc EVER!!!!!

and i believe if i cop on a mpc my game will be stepped up greatly


now your saying with things you have now you can already achieve that

but with an mpc i can rewire all the programs i have now in correlation with my mpc

my shits will be unstoppable

and aswell plan on being the biggest producer to come out of Cleveland

By I dont have a mpc Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:15 pm
rinseout wrote:If you really want the mpc, sell the software 8)




sad to say i never purchased any of my software

all ripped or bootleg
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By CHARLIEPLATNUM Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:54 pm
I dont have a mpc wrote:and aswell plan on being the biggest producer to come out of Cleveland


Negroid?????? I'll leave that one alone........ anyway, The MPC doesn't support REWIRE........and having an MPC will not make you any better than what you are currently, practice and knowledge of your equipment might, but the MPC alone wont. I was just basically trying to help........first you say you have to jump through all these hoops to get to the effects in GURU, BATTERY etc. .......then you reply and say you know these programs in and out......when in fact if you did know these programs in and out, then you'd know that the effects in each are just a mouse click away.... and that they are indeed better and more intuitive than the MPC's by far.
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By Sheldon Mon Jul 02, 2007 7:30 pm
wookjr wrote:Ebay?
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By Lampdog Mon Jul 02, 2007 7:37 pm
I dont have a mpc wrote:
rinseout wrote:If you really want the mpc, sell the software 8)




sad to say i never purchased any of my software

all ripped or bootleg


You have no more thread either, take the crack talk somewhere else, not on these forums. Thanks for tuning in.