Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
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By Big Kahuna Thu Apr 05, 2012 2:49 pm


I think the man is dropping gems. When the Ren/Studio comes out whatever people get just do you. I will.
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By Lampdog Thu Apr 05, 2012 3:18 pm
Big Kahuna wrote:When the Ren/Studio comes out whatever people get just do you. I will.
I will too.


People get caught up in hater packs like wild dogs, get caught up in elitist mpc standalone thoughts, fine and that's cool, don't buy it then, leave it for the others and move on. You wanna try out the new stuff, cool, do that too, no need to constantly hate. Do your music but don't ruin everyone else's high, go play on your older standalone model, that's what you want anyway right?.
By GodDevilWhatever Thu Apr 05, 2012 9:39 pm
I'm going to be using both the Maschine and MPC Renaissance, inside Logic Pro/Pro Tools. Got racks of fairchild 670's and I'll still be using my MPC 2000XL as I have it midi mapped for plugins inside the DAW for my famtom, motif, and tr-808. Planning on sampling live drums inside the studio for some banks to use on the Renaissance.
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By Big Kahuna Thu Apr 05, 2012 10:25 pm
Lampdog wrote:
Big Kahuna wrote:When the Ren/Studio comes out whatever people get just do you. I will.
I will too.


People get caught up in hater packs like wild dogs, get caught up in elitist mpc standalone thoughts, fine and that's cool, don't buy it then, leave it for the others and move on. You wanna try out the new stuff, cool, do that too, no need to constantly hate. Do your music but don't ruin everyone else's high, go play on your older standalone model, that's what you want anyway right?.



Hey you are that cool ass mod, right much respect bruth but I not on some rabid madness far from it. The video states that all gear is good if you know how to eq it. The author uses all units and states there isn't much difference. Since the Ren is coming out I getting it because it is similar to maschine which I bang out now. Take it easy bruth I we are a family here, right for the music.
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By Big Kahuna Thu Apr 05, 2012 10:44 pm
One gem the wise man stated was to get your sample game up, invest in samples, and whatnot. I wonder what kind of library the New. studio and Ren will be coming with? Something on maschine's level? All of those ace producers in the video could drop a sample pack or two for the money, you know?
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By Big Kahuna Thu Apr 05, 2012 11:04 pm
GodDevilWhatever wrote:I'm going to be using both the Maschine and MPC Renaissance, inside Logic Pro/Pro Tools. Got racks of fairchild 670's and I'll still be using my MPC 2000XL as I have it midi mapped for plugins inside the DAW for my famtom, motif, and tr-808. Planning on sampling live drums inside the studio for some banks to use on the Renaissance.



Are you going to transfer your samples into the Ren library?
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By Lampdog Fri Apr 06, 2012 12:12 am
Big Kahuna wrote:Hey you are that cool ass mod.

Me, nah, I'm here learning just like everyone else no matter how old, what we know or where we come from, we can all stand to learn more.

I agree with "the wise man" (I bet that's you aint it, trying to pull the wool over my eyes :lol: ). It's all about what you do with what you have. Not everyone will have the instant punch of analog gear (I don't have any analog gear) so I eq and do other stuff to get what I want, not hard at all.
By GodDevilWhatever Fri Apr 06, 2012 5:25 am
Big Kahuna wrote:
GodDevilWhatever wrote:I'm going to be using both the Maschine and MPC Renaissance, inside Logic Pro/Pro Tools. Got racks of fairchild 670's and I'll still be using my MPC 2000XL as I have it midi mapped for plugins inside the DAW for my famtom, motif, and tr-808. Planning on sampling live drums inside the studio for some banks to use on the Renaissance.



Are you going to transfer your samples into the Ren library?


Yeah I plan on just bouncing the sample and opening it through the software interface of the Renaissance.