the cosmic pimp wrote:I never read that Beatboy But ya still a pansy who wee's his knickers
The Grublet wrote:BOUGHT IT.tell me now how u automate the sensor i been battling for 3 hours now lol please put me out my misery lol
Hold the bottom button on the dbeam section (not pitch or volume, assign? not in front of it)
and then move whatever slider or knob you want to automate.
This Thing is Gangster.
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."
beatman wrote:cheers otobot but i dont use the patches i make my sounds from scratch on the synth that last post i copied from some were i wanted to post it on ere so everyone can see what aload a **** it is lol
otobot wrote: the 5k a revered classic in a couple of years. There.. I said it
poundaproblem wrote:"...dudes like me. Dudes who started YEARS ago and spent HOURS, DAYS, WEEKS, MONTHS, YEARS to learn our craft just so some little swaggot can buy an MPC, download a DAW and call himself a producer."
mr_debauch wrote:otobot wrote: the 5k a revered classic in a couple of years. There.. I said it
yeah no doubt there will always be people who will love the product... and some will always remember it with high regards....
but I have a feeling that the 5000 will always be remembered as the laughing stock of akai and the mpc series.
It is bad when numark even stopped promoting it and they were really trying hard to promote the 5k. They dont even show that at events anymore... hahaha even roland brings the MV8800 to events still and that design is almost as old as the mpc4000.
mr_debauch wrote:otobot wrote: the 5k a revered classic in a couple of years. There.. I said it
They dont even show that at events anymore... hahaha even roland brings the MV8800 to events still and that design is almost as old as the mpc4000.
markski wrote:mr_debauch wrote:otobot wrote: the 5k a revered classic in a couple of years. There.. I said it
They dont even show that at events anymore... hahaha even roland brings the MV8800 to events still and that design is almost as old as the mpc4000.
I was at the BPM show in Birmingham England last week and Numark/Akai had a massive stand, with the 5000, 2500 ltd and 500 all being displayed and demoed. Funny thing is, at the front of the stand they had a girl DJ'ing commercial dance music with Ableton/APC controller, and placed an MPC 3000 to her left (not plugged in or hooked up-just for display).
beatman wrote:Aren't you the same guy that opened a thread just saying 'I LOVE MY MPC 5000' ?
Well, look at you now after trying to use the MPC just a little beyond the 'noob' phase ..
Sieko look what i put underneath , that load of **** made me laugh as my mpc has none of them problems he is talking about lol
seiko wrote:beatman wrote:Aren't you the same guy that opened a thread just saying 'I LOVE MY MPC 5000' ?
Well, look at you now after trying to use the MPC just a little beyond the 'noob' phase ..
Sieko look what i put underneath , that load of **** made me laugh as my mpc has none of them problems he is talking about lol
we all know that most of these things are rectified with OS2.0...don't know why you are coming up with old news like this trying to make a fool of someone who -at the time he wrote it- was 100% correct !
there was a time before OS2.0 which you probably never ever have known, good for you
anyway, I wonder who is referred to as '5000 haters' , I personally know of none...I do know about people who use this box in depth and have problems with a few flaws the MPC has still in OS2.0 , but to call this 'hatred' ?
I do notice some people (like you) love to say the hardware they use is 'the best' and nothing else is as good as this , and they are quite fanatic about that 'fact'.
Funny to see that MPC 4000 owners say it's the best MPC, MPC 5000 owners say the same, MPC 2000 owners also.
