jpeg wrote:saintjoe wrote:jpeg wrote:also side note i heard peeps saying the mpc1k is a basic sampler what can the 4000 do that the 1k cannot and do u really need them features?
the mpc 4k remains the only one with a full sampler in it, meaning it can take and make or play actual keygroups like a rack sampler, not just phrases or spread samples across the keys.
still not sure why they didn't continue this with the new ones but it's all good.
the modulation and routing tools allow it to behave like a workstation or synth, it's a monster.
loaded akai and other sample cds of real instruments, hooked up a keyboard, and made music
the jjos mpc1k has modulation routing options also as for keygroups and spreading samples thats just like 16 levels on the pads or you can just set up a prgram full of multi-samples for that instruments then hooks a midi keyboards up and ur doing the same thing.
but the beat thang does the whole spreading samples accross the keys also so looks like this thang can hang with the 4000.
uh no, the 4k has 16 leves bro, that is NOT the same as keygroups in the 4k.
have you ever messed with a rack sampler? or something like kontakt or anything?
it's totally different than what an mpc does, it was made to recreate full instruments not just chromatically pitch something up and down.
I'm anxious to see what the THANG does with it's keygroups, sounds like they are doing something similar, but the 1k can't do that. I will get the thang before getting any other mpc out, that's all I'm saying.
they thang looks like it's taking great features from multiple machines, I'm very interested in it. And since I got rid of all my hardware besides the 4k, it's looking even better.
I can't wait to try it man, no doubt.
