Question.

When you buy a mpc does it come with sounds on it or do you have to put them in it???

Comes with sounds, but there aren't any good ones.

Thanks do you have any recomendations on what mpc a beginer should get?

There's tons of aftermarket kits for any mpc. You don't have to settle for the basics.

crazy steven wrote:Thanks do you have any recomendations on what mpc a beginer should get?

If you're not sure if you'll keep making beats with an MPC, settle for the MPC500 (or a used 2000xl). If you see you love making beats and will continue to do so, then you can still upgrade later on. Also... a turntable (with a decent cartridge), a mixer and lots of vinyl.

crazy steven wrote:Thanks do you have any recomendations on what mpc a beginer should get?

i'd suggest an mpc100 or 2500 with JJOS.

beach_break wrote:i'd suggest an mpc100

When did Akai start making the mpc100? Is this that Dick Tracy watch sized mpc folks been talking about?

Ha ha...just kidding.

Haha, an MPC watch would be so cool!!

crazy steven wrote:Thanks do you have any recomendations on what mpc a beginer should get?

Get any MPC that you can afford. They all have the the power to help you create IF you put in the effort!