Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
By Moody Thu Oct 20, 2005 6:54 am
Im gonna be bying a mpc within a near future, but i have a hard time deciding which one to buy. I really want the classic MPC 60, but i was thinking, is the MPC 2000 essentially the same, but with a lot more features and higher bitrate. I would love a 12 bit sampler, but if thats the only "advantage" i might just go with a 2000.

What you think? What are the most noticable differences?
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By incurablebeatlust Thu Oct 20, 2005 7:12 am
i just now put up a thread comparing the two MPCs w/ different beats i made and this is hte first thread i read next??
:shock: :shock:
http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php ... highlight=

the 2k feels like a toy, but if you proces your sounds properly onboard they can sund okay. itll never be a 60 though...i miss the chopping and filters but the 60 is just pimp. im thinkin upgrade to 60/s950 or mpc3000 and im gonna be set for a reallllly long time...

By Moody Thu Oct 20, 2005 7:26 am
Haha, dope man.

What's the sample editing like on the 60?? Is it complicated? Smooth?
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By incurablebeatlust Thu Oct 20, 2005 7:28 am
yes its smooth, its old but still buttery..

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By SV1200 Thu Oct 20, 2005 1:48 pm
haha. I had that same dilemia years back and now I find myself with both a 2000XL & 60 II. To tell you the truth, as far as options the 2000XL has it. The ease of use is a little better, and its just all round more upgraded. With that you'll definitly have more of a range using it in the studio.

Now, if what your looking for is classic hip hop, the 60 is it. It's almost a whole new feel, the limited sampling time, almost forces you to be creative. I love it but some people don't like the limitations.

All in All, I like the sound and feel of the 60 better, but with my 2000XL I feel I can create, add, and make anything I please.

So in essence, I guess I'm still undecided like you. I'd say just buy the best deal you can find on either of the two...

Peace,
Sv
By Deta!L Thu Oct 20, 2005 2:21 pm
SV1200 wrote: With that you'll definitly have more of a range using it in the studio.



I don't know, i think the 60 is better suited for the "studio" because of the midi capabilities...2000 only has a couple I believe

Get the 60, you won't regret it