Post your views and questions about the Akai MPC2500
Bywildstyle72 Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:22 pm
while iam wanting for my 2500, iam getting my harddrive ready with more sound, but when i move it from my mpc1000 to the mpc 2500 will there by any problem doing this because i dont want to format my harddrive
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By jahrome Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:29 pm
wildstyle72 wrote:
while iam wanting for my 2500, iam getting my harddrive ready with more sound, but when i move it from my mpc1000 to the mpc 2500 will there by any problem doing this because i dont want to format my harddrive


You must be kiddin..right? So you have an MPC 1000-BK or you went through the trouble of ordering the hard drive mount kit and a 40 gig or 80 gig hard drive...installing it into the MPC 1000..knowing full well that it will only allow you to save 2 gigs?? Then you want to install this same drive into the MPC 2500?

I am sorry..but you opened yourself up for jokes :lol: :lol: This sounds crazy. Just save the whole 2 gigs of samples to your computer...and when you get the MPC 2500, moves these samples from your computer to the 2500 over USB.

Bywildstyle72 Sat Dec 31, 2005 4:36 pm
jahrome wrote:
wildstyle72 wrote:
while iam wanting for my 2500, iam getting my harddrive ready with more sound, but when i move it from my mpc1000 to the mpc 2500 will there by any problem doing this because i dont want to format my harddrive


You must be kiddin..right? So you have an MPC 1000-BK or you went through the trouble of ordering the hard drive mount kit and a 40 gig or 80 gig hard drive...installing it into the MPC 1000..knowing full well that it will only allow you to save 2 gigs?? Then you want to install this same drive into the MPC 2500?

I am sorry..but you opened yourself up for jokes :lol: :lol: This sounds crazy. Just save the whole 2 gigs of samples to your computer...and when you get the MPC 2500, moves these samples from your computer to the 2500 over USB.


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NO IAM NOT JOKING

I HAVE SOUND ON MY HARDDRIVE IN MPC 1000 WHEN I MOVE IT THE MPC 2500 DO I HAVE TO FORMAT IT 8)
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By jahrome Sat Dec 31, 2005 5:19 pm
wildstyle72 wrote:
NO IAM NOT JOKING

I HAVE SOUND ON MY HARDDRIVE IN MPC 1000 WHEN I MOVE IT THE MPC 2500 DO I HAVE TO FORMAT IT


Well you should be. I wouldn't install a hard drive from one unit into a different unit without formatting. I don't care if it was an MPC or a PC. Why even take the risk of losing your valuable 2 gigs of samples??

Again..it is only 2 gigs. Take these 2 gigs of samples and transfer them from your MPC 1000 to your PC over USB. When you get your MPC 2500, transfer these samples to the 2500.
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By jahrome Sat Dec 31, 2005 5:21 pm
Also...didn't you see the VST Special, where you can get a maxed out 2500 for about the same price as you have just paid for the standard 2500?

By sparq Thu Jan 12, 2006 5:30 pm
in theory wildstyle, no you don't have to reformat.
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By jahrome Thu Jan 12, 2006 11:03 pm
in theory?????