By DJ A-Sharp
Thu Jan 19, 2012 5:45 pm
I didn't post this someone else did:
MPC 4000 64 bit USB drivers Please!!!!!!!
I'm sure I speak for all MPC 4000 users of 2011/2012. These years of the computer age has forced us all in music to work in one way or another using a computer via editing or a DAW. We as consumers of the Akai MPC 4000 are begging the programmers ect... to please create a 64 bit USB driver for the Akai MPC 4000 to be used via the "aksys253" program. aksys253 does open on a 64 bit system,but the MPC 4000 does not,and is not recognized due to lack of a 64 bit driver. I like many others are win 7 64 bit users who would like to have another option of accessing our mpc 4000 other than the XP mode of win 7. I would even go as far to say that I would be willing to pay a small fee (in which I'm sure others would follow)for the programmers to create a 64 bit USB driver for the Mpc 4000. Please blog,post and or foreward this email to the correct channel who could execute this request.
Thanks much...
"Way2k" a faithful user of mpc products
Here is an AKAI employee's response:
J Sandeen (Employee) Hey Conway, I have changed this to an idea so the right members of the Akai team can look at it. They go through ideas and requests posted as we are always trying to better your music making experience. If the post is a good idea or something commonly requested they will put it into action. Thank you for your request and support!
Goto Akai's facebook page and bug the shit out of them....here is their link:
https://www.facebook.com/AkaiPro?sk=app_144421742246079
MPC 4000 64 bit USB drivers Please!!!!!!!
I'm sure I speak for all MPC 4000 users of 2011/2012. These years of the computer age has forced us all in music to work in one way or another using a computer via editing or a DAW. We as consumers of the Akai MPC 4000 are begging the programmers ect... to please create a 64 bit USB driver for the Akai MPC 4000 to be used via the "aksys253" program. aksys253 does open on a 64 bit system,but the MPC 4000 does not,and is not recognized due to lack of a 64 bit driver. I like many others are win 7 64 bit users who would like to have another option of accessing our mpc 4000 other than the XP mode of win 7. I would even go as far to say that I would be willing to pay a small fee (in which I'm sure others would follow)for the programmers to create a 64 bit USB driver for the Mpc 4000. Please blog,post and or foreward this email to the correct channel who could execute this request.
Thanks much...
"Way2k" a faithful user of mpc products
Here is an AKAI employee's response:
J Sandeen (Employee) Hey Conway, I have changed this to an idea so the right members of the Akai team can look at it. They go through ideas and requests posted as we are always trying to better your music making experience. If the post is a good idea or something commonly requested they will put it into action. Thank you for your request and support!
Goto Akai's facebook page and bug the shit out of them....here is their link:
https://www.facebook.com/AkaiPro?sk=app_144421742246079
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