Exchange tips and tricks for the Akai MPC4000
By cvere Wed Jul 23, 2003 6:33 pm
:twisted: I'm new to the MPC world. I've been doing all my beats in DP3. I now realize the error of my ways when I finally got my hands on this beast. I ordered mine from sweetwater sound and I got the plus.

It took 2 months for Akai to ship it in but I got it last week. There is a huge learning curve because I've never work with the MPC series before so I'm lumbering through it all. But sense I don't know any different I'll be fine. I already can hear a immediate diference in the beat structure of my sequencing. It is true you can do it in a computer but it takes so much more work for your drums to get good punch right out the gate.

I can always tell if someone is making their beats through a computer. I'm sorry but its just different. Anyway, cool site. I've got as million questions that I'm sure I bugging everyone with, so take my apologies now.

Thanks and everyone keep it rockin'... [/b]
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By jues Thu Jul 24, 2003 12:49 am
Hehehe, nice post, even though you didn't really ask any questions :)

However, when you are ready to ask some, fire away - the peeps here are pretty cool on that front :)

jues.
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By jues Thu Jul 24, 2003 10:15 am
First off, it would help if you could type in coherant english.

Secondly, no, 24bit samplers are the pinnacle of sampling technology at the moment, as a result, it does not sound "bad".

I'd stick to Reason if I were you...
Bymatua Thu Jul 24, 2003 12:52 pm
thanx man!
sorry for TYPOS:)
Giorgio