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By dabmeister Mon Oct 16, 2006 12:57 pm
I never regreted paying the $2200 I paid for my 4k. In my opinion (IMO), it was worth every penny. What you'd be paying for is a sampler, drum machine, & synth/sound module.
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By stonetrooper Tue Oct 17, 2006 11:06 pm
dabmeister wrote:I never regreted paying the $2200 I paid for my 4k. In my opinion (IMO), it was worth every penny. What you'd be paying for is a sampler, drum machine, & synth/sound module.
synth sound module??

By Kilowax Thu Oct 26, 2006 10:45 pm
The 4k is the only mp tht allows u to play key groups as a rack mount sampler... hook up a midi board, load a piano, string whatever sample program and you'll get it srt8 out. It have a piano roll graphic editor for inst ype tracks and graphic display for ur drum type tracks...

The 4k is well good to me, even i don't use keygroups tht often!
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By seatown350 Mon Oct 30, 2006 5:15 am
im doin the same , savin up for the 4k i know its worth every penny ! its the dopest mpc ever made !!!!!!

By 2KXL4life Mon Oct 30, 2006 2:58 pm
i had a 4000 and it was amazing but i shortly realize i dont use half the features so i sold it got a 1000 sold that got a mpc2000xl and feel so comfertable with it

By hahaha Mon Oct 30, 2006 3:05 pm
2KXL4life wrote:i had a 4000 and it was amazing but i shortly realize i dont use half the features so i sold it got a 1000 sold that got a mpc2000xl and feel so comfertable with it



man you crazy :lol:

By 2KXL4life Mon Oct 30, 2006 3:53 pm
It was the only peice of gear i had at the time so i sold it and bought a Mpc1000 and a E-MU PK-6 And pocketed like 500$

now i got a mpc2000xl mcd and a korg triton le(found it for 250$)in the box

By flossb15 Mon Oct 30, 2006 8:51 pm
Man its beautiful if you really use all those features and you trying to do all genres of music

if you doing hiphop then you can be good with a 1000 and put the cash towards more sounds or mixing...trust me
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By Antonym Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:27 pm
what kind of processors are in 4000s?
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By seatown350 Tue Oct 31, 2006 1:56 am
2KXL4life wrote:It was the only peice of gear i had at the time so i sold it and bought a Mpc1000 and a E-MU PK-6 And pocketed like 500$

now i got a mpc2000xl mcd and a korg triton le(found it for 250$)in the box


sounds good ... haha i got the triton Tr the upgrade of the le :D , but i wouldve jus kept the 4000 if it was jus me ... if u got the triton off the selling of the 4000 id say thas ok ...
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By descry Fri Nov 03, 2006 10:14 pm
Antonym wrote:what kind of processors are in 4000s?


a 32-bit intel strongarm.

By DJ DYBER Mon Nov 20, 2006 2:21 pm
Please 4K are not that hot....

@KXL for life not to mention its takes like 2months to learn as a pose to a 1 year for the 4K too many features that arn't that use full...

also you might as well get a mv8000 off of ebay for like 1500

instead

By peezie Mon Nov 20, 2006 4:44 pm
4k is easier to use than the mv. dunno about taking a whole year to learn
DJ DYBER wrote:@KXL for life not to mention its takes like 2months to learn as a pose to a 1 year for the 4K too many features that arn't that use full...
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By Antonym Mon Nov 20, 2006 5:46 pm
i'd think that it'd be better to have a variety of machines instead of just the 4000 as it'd vary up your threshold a bit, but then again i'v never composed, only explored on the 4000.