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Bybobby drake Wed Nov 24, 2004 7:44 pm
i want to get an mpc or mv 8000 but tha funds r low for one and im not that knowledgible on hardware. i see alot of stuff on ebay.com and i was wondering wat would be something good to start wit (mpc wise). right now all i want to do is sample (heavyly) and lay down beats nothing fancy i guess. so i was thinking about an mpc 2000 but then i heard that a souped up mpc 60 would be fu*kin nice so some one help me wit it. thanks in advance
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By Lampdog Wed Nov 24, 2004 7:57 pm
Any MPC is good to go.
MPC1000 is a good choice
beginning choice.

Bym.a.c. Sat Nov 27, 2004 2:48 am
The MPC is not really a beginner's machine. Don't let the MPC 1000 fool you. How well versed are you in sequencing? You say you are new to hardware, what is your software background? As with most sequencers, the MPC is not a difficult machine to use if you have used other sequencers. Its like driving a car. You can learn on a gremlin. When you move up to a BMW, its gonna be a lot more advanced than your Gremlin but you already know how to drive. You just need to learn how to operate that particular car.

That being said, the MPC is not exactly a difficult machine to use, especially if you are patient enough to read the manual. Really, it boils down to what features you want. The MPC 60 is a classic with a great sound, but limited in its feature set. The 3000 is like a 60 with "better" sound, effects and more memory. The MPC 2000/xl is also a great machine. do a general search around the forums and I'm sure you will find grips of information about the differences between the machines. The 1000 is a nice compact machine with lots of features for its price/size.
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By Hypes Tue Dec 07, 2004 7:29 pm
a yo

get an mpc 1k man

i didnt know shit when I got it

its very easy to use