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By watupange Sun Jul 26, 2009 4:26 am
justinfrom19153 wrote:Anybody know of any good hardware to sample stuff with? I want to sample old school stuff (like songs and stuff) into my MPC 1000, but I'm new to sampling...


thats a pretty lame question.. but i feel bad that no ones answering so ima have to say,

ANYTHING

vinyl, video games.. even a flintstones song.. if u find something THEN TAKE IT AND MAKE SOMETHING
By justinfrom19153 Sun Jul 26, 2009 7:51 am
Okay, maybe I'm not clarifying my question enough, or maybe some people weren't taught reading comprehension in school (hopefully you were), so I
going to take the time out to make sure you guys get what I'm saying...

First, thanks for the answer.

Secondly, I don't think you can just stick a PS3 CD or a record into the MPC 1000 (as it does not have space).

Third, it's not a joke...

Fourth; HARDWARE....

Fifth, I asked "what hardware" in conjuction with question mark, meaning that I am talking about something to place the records/vinyl into, so I can play it!

Sixth, I was inquiring (I mean, "asking") what would be a good brand of hardware to use...

Seventh, why would anybody laugh at that??? I don't see me asking anybody something that's funny; I don't get people sometimes...


Nevermind though; just move this thread... I'll find help elsewhere... I thought it was called "Getting Started" for a **** reason...
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By 64hz Sun Jul 26, 2009 11:55 am
You will need a turntable to listen to your records, then you need the correct cables, usually it goes like this

Turntable ---> Mixer ---> MPC

I got a turntable with a build in pre amps (not sure if it is called like that my english fails me on sunday morning, what I mean is that ur turntable needs to be grounded, usually there is a thing on the mixer that you can put the groundwire around)

Ok this was to much use of my mind for now, hope it makes sense lol.
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By Ill-Green Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:30 pm
justinfrom19153 wrote:Okay, maybe I'm not clarifying my question enough, or maybe some people weren't taught reading comprehension in school (hopefully you were), so I
going to take the time out to make sure you guys get what I'm saying...

First, thanks for the answer.

Secondly, I don't think you can just stick a PS3 CD or a record into the MPC 1000 (as it does not have space).

Third, it's not a joke...

Fourth; HARDWARE....

Fifth, I asked "what hardware" in conjuction with question mark, meaning that I am talking about something to place the records/vinyl into, so I can play it!

Sixth, I was inquiring (I mean, "asking") what would be a good brand of hardware to use...

Seventh, why would anybody laugh at that??? I don't see me asking anybody something that's funny; I don't get people sometimes...


Nevermind though; just move this thread... I'll find help elsewhere... I thought it was called "Getting Started" for a **** reason...

Well next time, clarify your question before posting them. Most people aren't as gifted in reading skills as you.

And you know what, that question is lame. If you don't know where to play a ps3 disk or where to play vinyl, then you need special ed classes.

When you get off the pms, reread that 1st post and you'll laugh too. :lol:
By justinfrom19153 Sun Jul 26, 2009 4:50 pm
64hz wrote:You will need a turntable to listen to your records, then you need the correct cables, usually it goes like this

Turntable ---> Mixer ---> MPC

I got a turntable with a build in pre amps (not sure if it is called like that my english fails me on sunday morning, what I mean is that ur turntable needs to be grounded, usually there is a thing on the mixer that you can put the groundwire around)

Ok this was to much use of my mind for now, hope it makes sense lol.


Yeah, I got it; thanks.
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By MessyBeatz Sun Jul 26, 2009 5:09 pm
justinfrom19153 wrote:
Lord Toranaga wrote:go back to schools dummy



I am in school; I'm in my third year at PSU; **** moron.


what a clown this guy is. Lol

might as well sell ur mpc to me as u clearly
do not know what u can do with it, nor have u
cared to even read a manual.

What a goon.

Lol
By justinfrom19153 Sun Jul 26, 2009 5:14 pm
Ill-Green wrote:
justinfrom19153 wrote:Okay, maybe I'm not clarifying my question enough, or maybe some people weren't taught reading comprehension in school (hopefully you were), so I
going to take the time out to make sure you guys get what I'm saying...

First, thanks for the answer.

Secondly, I don't think you can just stick a PS3 CD or a record into the MPC 1000 (as it does not have space).

Third, it's not a joke...

Fourth; HARDWARE....

Fifth, I asked "what hardware" in conjuction with question mark, meaning that I am talking about something to place the records/vinyl into, so I can play it!

Sixth, I was inquiring (I mean, "asking") what would be a good brand of hardware to use...

Seventh, why would anybody laugh at that??? I don't see me asking anybody something that's funny; I don't get people sometimes...


Nevermind though; just move this thread... I'll find help elsewhere... I thought it was called "Getting Started" for a **** reason...

Well next time, clarify your question before posting them. Most people aren't as gifted in reading skills as you.

And you know what, that question is lame. If you don't know where to play a ps3 disk or where to play vinyl, then you need special ed classes.

When you get off the pms, reread that 1st post and you'll laugh too. :lol:


I still don't get what's funny??? I made a slight error and all of a sudden I need to go back to school?!? Shit; at least I'd admit to an error; even corrected it and I still get flack from people... Was it still lame when in explained myself?!? Yeah, I guess so because in the end only one person actually figured out what I was trying to say...

I don't understand how I can correct myself and be even "wronger" about it?!? Along those lines, give somebody credit where it's due; I didn't smash you because you ain't get what I was saying...

That's exactly what's wrong with everybody these days; nobody can be wrong, and people will be damned if nobody can correct themselves about it... There's like six out of eight assholes in here; prime example...

Only two people in this thread actually took the time out to see what I was really talking about; the others just posted funny pictures and made dumb comments (no offense).

And if we don't know the difference from hardware and software, why didn't anybody just say "what the **** are you talking about" or something along these lines?!?

Only one person said that out of like ALL of youin here... That's no PMS in my opinion; that's just frustration. I'm frustrated that even though I'm getting started and make one mistake (which in corrected myself), I still get heckled by people who's been here and know what they're talking about?!? But, when I look at this I'm wondering... If I need to get heckled over something like this, how much do you guys know more than me???

That's why I decided to just say "**** it" and close the thread; it can't be too much more if you're ranting on like I said "I can't hear MIDI in my speakers; HELP!!!"

All in all, it was funny, but instead of being a dickhead about it, why couldn't somebody just answer me after I corrected myself?!? A newbie has to ask this to senior members?!? How new am I to this crap then?!? I might as well be a expert since I found my answer...