By MpcLive
Thu Aug 24, 2017 10:36 am
Thought my experience might benefit potential buyers.
BACKGROUND
I'm most comfortable with laptop, iPhone and iPad. However I picked up a MPC4k and 2 MPC2500s several years ago because I hate using computers. However, I found that I can't produce detailed beats on the MPC as I can in a DAW. The workflow is disgusting... to say the least. So I ended up using them for silly projects such as sampling Sonic OST, as opposed to recording several instruments and making actual songs.
Also not a fan of dud controllers so picture my excitement when a standalone touchscreen MPC comes out. However, after playing around with the Live several times, it became clear that regardless of all the bells and whistles (touchscreen, standalone, etc), the workflow is still as archaic, rigid, and restrictive as the older MPCs.
So I've decided to sell my MPCL and purchase an iPad Pro instead.
Pretty disappointed.
BACKGROUND
I'm most comfortable with laptop, iPhone and iPad. However I picked up a MPC4k and 2 MPC2500s several years ago because I hate using computers. However, I found that I can't produce detailed beats on the MPC as I can in a DAW. The workflow is disgusting... to say the least. So I ended up using them for silly projects such as sampling Sonic OST, as opposed to recording several instruments and making actual songs.
Also not a fan of dud controllers so picture my excitement when a standalone touchscreen MPC comes out. However, after playing around with the Live several times, it became clear that regardless of all the bells and whistles (touchscreen, standalone, etc), the workflow is still as archaic, rigid, and restrictive as the older MPCs.
So I've decided to sell my MPCL and purchase an iPad Pro instead.
Pretty disappointed.













I will never get that one ever! lol