Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By GregP Thu Jul 02, 2009 10:10 pm
whoever has AIM and can help me step by step and answer all my questions, no bullshit i will pay you, or give you some beats, whatever.

This shit is ridiculous, I can not get anything work and im sick of waiting, its been way to long.

make sure you got some time, because i got alot of questions.


Ill give you beats, some of my mixtapes, some money, whatever but i am in serious need of help and im ripping my **** hair out tryin to figure all of this out.


get at me, peace
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By Coz Thu Jul 02, 2009 10:20 pm
I honestly think you need to chill and read the manual from page 1. It's supposed to be a pleasure investing in gear and then unlocking its various functions by yourself. It's really not that hard... :wink:
By typecastaaron3 Sat Jul 04, 2009 1:55 am
yeah its frustrating at some point but it will pay off. i went thru what you are going thru. just sit down and know that you will have to invest some time for a couple days in just tinkering around. every beat you make you will learn some more tricks.

like i've had mine for months now and i still havent messed with half the sh(t not even the step/edit screen my boy keeps telling me about.
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By poundaproblem Sat Jul 04, 2009 4:58 am
It shouldnt take long at all. Too many cats want to both learn the machine and bang out beats on day one. You need to take it one step at a time. Read the manual and while reading try out what it is showing you. In a few hours you will learn a few things and eventually it will click. Trust me, being in a rush will have you selling the MPC.
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By Lampdog Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:17 am
poundaproblem wrote:being in a rush will have you selling the MPC.

Studio quoteable, lmao.
By saxplaya81 Sun Jul 05, 2009 9:29 pm
Man its taken all of us time to learn what we know and these things, u just gotta have patience, if u got something u need banged out right away do it on the gear u already have and know (if any) until u get good on the mp, in the meantime search the forums, look at youtube videos and sit and read and work with the manual, dont just skim it and hope u find the answer to your question, actually reading it will lead you to answers to problems thatll come up in the future, and help u learn the machine, u cant learn it all in a couple weeks.

Whats your first question.
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By mr_debauch Sun Jul 05, 2009 9:31 pm
saxplaya81 wrote:u cant learn it all in a couple weeks.





true... except a few people around here got their kids making tracks at like 7 years old... hahaha.