By Cockdiesel
Fri Feb 28, 2020 3:20 am
That’s why the vast majority of us are trying to steer you to the newer stuff. With the new stuff you have everything to get you started from samples, a way to share your beats, and without the limitations of say the 2000xl. Yes they have cheesy lights and a different look but that can all be turned off or customized.
You can learn on the older units but the learning curve will be steeper and you will need other gear to share your work.
Don’t take any of our opinions the wrong way we all been there, younger/ new to music, etc. just trying to help you along your way instead of getting discouraged or going down a path of gear lust.
We’re here to help. Just let us know what you’re trying to do. What ever your choice get the MPC bible here for whichever unit, you will thank us big time for that suggestion.
Second the MPC one. I would have killed for that as my first MPC. Which ironically was the OG mpc 2000. hated it compared to all the rest in fact much preferred the asr with no pads.... Had the 4000 but after awhile with out the upgraded tech that I stopped making beats. With the live I really started to understand my workflow, the mpc architecture, and just music production in a whole new light.
I’m still pretty much a newbie even after 20 years messing with this stuff, but it was because I had no proper guidance.
You can learn on the older units but the learning curve will be steeper and you will need other gear to share your work.
Don’t take any of our opinions the wrong way we all been there, younger/ new to music, etc. just trying to help you along your way instead of getting discouraged or going down a path of gear lust.
We’re here to help. Just let us know what you’re trying to do. What ever your choice get the MPC bible here for whichever unit, you will thank us big time for that suggestion.
Second the MPC one. I would have killed for that as my first MPC. Which ironically was the OG mpc 2000. hated it compared to all the rest in fact much preferred the asr with no pads.... Had the 4000 but after awhile with out the upgraded tech that I stopped making beats. With the live I really started to understand my workflow, the mpc architecture, and just music production in a whole new light.
I’m still pretty much a newbie even after 20 years messing with this stuff, but it was because I had no proper guidance.




