PIcs of your cribs..

I was doing research on the MPC 4000 for about 9 months. I read all these posts about how hard it was and complicated. Then I got a Akai Z4. Once I read the manual i realized it is really efficient. Then I got a great deal on the MPC4000..once I read the manual I realized that all the reading I had done and you tube video watching made me understand more than I realized.
Truth is the MPC4000 is not not explained well. It is very easy to understand and not complicated at all. The makers should have explained Multi's, Parts , and Programs better and then explained the sequencer in relation to tracks.
The MPC 4000 truly is a swiss army knife. I think I may make a you tube video explaining it better than I have seen.
Peace
Ian

Lampdog wrote:When I look back at moving from a 2kxl to 4k, it is easier than people think.

Yeah....moved from a 1000 to the 4k and was comfortable in a few weeks. I never got frustrated, it just took a while to learn where everything was. Just hit ''Window" a lot and you can eventually figure everything out

DrunkenBear wrote:

Am i the only one spinning out at the cats eyes?
Are you the cat?

A picture I took last week for my photography class........

dazastah wrote:

DrunkenBear wrote:

Am i the only one spinning out at the cats eyes?
Are you the cat?

.... No man, that Cat is mad as ****

DJ Illustrious wrote:A picture I took last week for my photography class........

Nice

My little cocktail bar...

Getting put in "time out" in the corner is no big deal to you is it, lol.



A glass of chardonnay, a date for the evening and your set.

Yeah, the breaks of having a little bitty place. After I set it up... I shook my head and laughed.... and then left it that way.

needs candles

Riggs wrote:My little cocktail bar...

Dope I like the ambience of it all. I have a simular set-up in my bedroom, sometimes I give the studio a break.

Lampdog wrote:



A glass of chardonnay, a date for the evening and your set.

Looks like 'Dinner for one' to me.