Question on Sounds.

Hi, I would just like to use the MPC4000 in place of the triton which I no longer have since I was borrowing it. I loved the fact that the triton had so many usable sounds for all styles of music, and that you could audition and use them immediately w/o loading time. I like to work fairly quickly when I get inspired and this loading thing is thwarting my creativity. I'm really sorry that I have so many questions but I don't want to have to buy another triton if I don't have to.

Is there a way(organizational techniques, tips, etc.) to make my MPC more efficient that I'm just not quite understanding? I do all styles, and it seems that sample CD's come separated by instrument. So is everyone w/ an MPC just buying, one CD-rom for each instrument?

I wonder if I need to spend another thousand or so on libraries of sounds to make it as versatile as the triton? I bought SampleTank 2 and although the samples are sounding great, the software is instable crap not intended for professional use. The cool thing is that they give you over 4 gigs of good samples all for $300. Is it possible to get (for the MPC)a sound library with USABLE AND DIVERSE instruments for a reasonable price?

I see a lot of you die hard MPC4000 users in this forum, any words of advice would be greatly appreciated. I just really want a pallette of sounds at my fingertips if you know what I'm talking about. Thanks.

867Dual G4
P.T. HD3 v.6.1
OSX10.2.8.
Cubase SX
768Ram

Search the net and you will find millions of free sounds, good and bad quality.. Yes, I can agree that the 4k can replace the Triton. Learn all you can from the 4k manual, pick up tricks of the trade from this forum and your golden afterwards..