Post your views and questions about the Akai MPC2500

By ntalec Fri Jul 13, 2007 3:30 pm
Don't know, the Tritons just has too many ways to layer and build so I have always used the amenities on the Triton that way instead of trying to do heavy manipulation form the MPC.
The features on the Triton and the sampling just allow you to do some much with evolving type sounds and changes, then add some MPC control to that and you have some great patches happening with very little MIDI overhead.

It's not about using as many channels as you want it's about using as many channels as you need so that you have as many as you need.
But what ever works for you works for you.
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By Lampdog Fri Jul 13, 2007 8:37 pm
ntalec wrote:Tritons just has too many ways to layer and build so I have always used the amenities on the Triton that way instead of trying to do heavy manipulation form the MPC. The features on the Triton and the sampling just allow you to do some much with evolving type sounds and changes, then add some MPC control to that and you have some great patches happening with very little MIDI overhead.

It's not about using as many channels as you want it's about using as many channels as you need so that you have as many as you need.


This is exactly how I usually think of them together.