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By nblazer Thu Mar 31, 2005 2:05 am
lol i have it, and i know how to use everything i just dont know how to collaberate everything

By spectre Thu Mar 31, 2005 2:08 am
You don't truly know how to use it all if you can't hook the shit up.
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By splinter Thu Mar 31, 2005 1:01 pm
wassup nblazer, right I actually like having doods like you on the boards, kinda brightens up the day!
I reckon you will get all the answers ya want if ya come clean here & just say.."I wanna make beats, Ive robbed a bank, Ive now got all the s*** but havent got a scooby doo what to do with it" rather than yeah i got this and i know how to make the killer beats if only i knew where this lead plugs in... ya dealing with some sharp cats here who arent gonna fall for that s***... 10 outta 10 for trying though :lol:

By sparq Mon Apr 04, 2005 4:22 am
nblazer wrote:lol, but like if i have the soundcard it has the midi on it so like w/e i was thinking to hook the mpc up as slave to the reason


you can not slave anything to reason

By grimaybeats555 Mon Apr 04, 2005 10:46 pm
nblazer wrote:I JUST WANTED TO KNOW HOW TO CONNECT AND RECORD EVERYTHING TAKE A CHILL PILL DUDES also is it better to Sequence on Fantom, MPC, or Cubase/pc
Jesus u guys gots to CHILL OUT

Sequence all your equipment into the mpc then want to record, record in cubase. The mpc has the fastest and easiest sequencer to work with.

By nblazer Tue Apr 05, 2005 2:01 am
thnx man o ya ( I got da loot from the lotto (20,000 BIATCH) so like i just bought everything at once)

By grimaybeats555 Tue Apr 05, 2005 2:54 am
Yo, let me hold onto 3 or 4 grand!
Help out the poor folk. :wink:
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By fez Tue Apr 05, 2005 1:10 pm
Wow. But seriously folks, Id hook up the CD players and the Turntable to the mixer, run that into the MPC and build up my library of samples. That way you'd at least have a starting point of what sound (beat) you're trying to create. Get to know the MPC well because it could be the centerpiece of your setup. Integrating the rest of the eq will come with time. This is only suggested as a start. Really didn't want to hack ya being that everybody else did such a fine job of it. Trust me, all your answers are in the manual and here. Most everybody here is helpful but need a good laugh too.Enjoy.
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