Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By tapedeck Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:25 pm
OldRhymeRadio wrote:
JUKE 179r wrote:
SimonInAustralia wrote:Floppy = 1.44MB !

Enough for what you are doing?

OldRhymeRadio wrote:yeah its enough.

Now that's keeping it real! 8)


Is there any other way to keep it?

i needed that - thanks and welcome
:mrgreen:
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By mr_debauch Thu Dec 13, 2012 4:52 pm
OldRhymeRadio wrote:Haha, I'd like to hear that. Unfortunately I think I blew my power fuse last night. Im just wandering around my house, unsure about what to do. Normally I would be on the MP around this time.


well if that is the case... at least they are not expensive... I hope. I'm glad my power has breakers instead.... it's as simple as flipping it back on.
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By OldRhymeRadio Thu Dec 13, 2012 5:23 pm
Ya know, im thinking of picking up a 2000 classic. there is something about the xl that i dont like. but i cant exactly put my finger on it.

[/quote]i needed that - thanks and welcome[/quote]
Thanks for the welcome, i havent been to active on here, but Ive had a good time. I live in Tucson and nobody is around who uses mpcs. Its a shame.
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By SimonInAustralia Fri Dec 14, 2012 1:04 am
OldRhymeRadio wrote:yeah its enough.

Nice, sounds like a good plan then.

If not, it just spans the save across multiple floppies anyway.


I put on a techno gig years ago, one of the performers (8-bit) did an awesome acid techno set on 2 loads of an SP1200, so 20 seconds of sampling time for an hour set.


Whatever the storage medium, floppy/Zip/CF/HDD/whatever, none if it will last forever, all will fail sooner or later.

If it is important, make sure you have multiple copies, and at different locations if possible.

You might not want to lose your beats if your house burns down, for example.