w/new pads who thinks

the issue is confused
when at peak condition, the old mpc1000 pads are....ok. workable. some even say good. the problem isn't there.

the problem is when they start to break. that's why they are notorious.

imagine you've chopped a sample into 16 equal parts, velocity to level is at 100 and you've playing them from 1-16 right on across

to be using the same force on each and then have 1 pad just play at 50% velocity because the sensor has come in half is frustrating to say the least

just to keep it fresh!

i have just ordered my pad upgrade and i do know how a 2500 feels, so i can compare it to that. i have not had the privilage of testing any other mpc.

FYI
this is an attempt at a positive blog about how slighted mpc1k users might feel better over all about their purchase, as well as a way for anyone to give their feelings/stories about pad response.

i have yet to understand the focus on the texture of the pads

if u don't know then why do u have an MPC?

they do feel different, but better or worse?

and here we are back to the original question...