By Lampdog
Sun May 04, 2008 7:05 am
Believe it or not, I actually have ALL THE MPC manuals in a folder on my desktop, at work AND at home.
ANYTIME I wonder about something I crack one open and take a looksy.
Why is that SOOOO hard for some people to do, I will NEVER understand that.
"Oh, the manual is not in a language I can understand"
.........but they prolly never even tried to read and push buttons to go along with what they read. They stop at
just trying to understand it without pushing buttons. Gotta rely on yourself more and stop cutting potential knowledge short
before you even get started. You purchased/came up on/jacked some kid for a music/midi production center, do the basic
baby steps and check out your manual. Get friendly with the search function of pdf's. as much work as you put into asking
questions and blaking at answers that aren't even answers place that energy into getting into your respective manual. Go
through it, read, push buttons to see what happens, make experiemental beats, sequences and actually DO what you are
reading about and see what happens.
I've read each manual at least twice. Do I remember everything from all of them, nope.
But I bet you I can figure out how to save, all on my own too.
Stop being "that guy" that thinks manuals are for nerds and just get into your machine cause that's what this is about
anyway right?
http://www.forat.com/service/
http://www.akaipro.com/support/index.php#
Thanks for listening.
ANYTIME I wonder about something I crack one open and take a looksy.
Why is that SOOOO hard for some people to do, I will NEVER understand that.
"Oh, the manual is not in a language I can understand"
.........but they prolly never even tried to read and push buttons to go along with what they read. They stop at
just trying to understand it without pushing buttons. Gotta rely on yourself more and stop cutting potential knowledge short
before you even get started. You purchased/came up on/jacked some kid for a music/midi production center, do the basic
baby steps and check out your manual. Get friendly with the search function of pdf's. as much work as you put into asking
questions and blaking at answers that aren't even answers place that energy into getting into your respective manual. Go
through it, read, push buttons to see what happens, make experiemental beats, sequences and actually DO what you are
reading about and see what happens.
I've read each manual at least twice. Do I remember everything from all of them, nope.
But I bet you I can figure out how to save, all on my own too.
Stop being "that guy" that thinks manuals are for nerds and just get into your machine cause that's what this is about
anyway right?
http://www.forat.com/service/
http://www.akaipro.com/support/index.php#
Thanks for listening.
Stop getting automatically offended when you see gold letters!
