MPC1000 and traveling

I'm going to Hawaii in a couple of months so I packed my MPC1000 with a whole bunch of samples to work with and created a couple more drum programs just for extra sounds. It's the perfect machine for traveling because it can do so much and it's real small. Size sometimes really makes a difference

it helps make a long car/train/plane ride go by much quicker. i love it

Where do you plug it into on the airplane? I know that cars have those socket adapters, and maybe trains have sockets, but planes have sockets now too?

Yeah wondering about the plane thing. I wasn't planning on using it during the plane flight, mostly in my hotel when I'm exhausted from the beaches and all that good stuff. This trip is more like a laid-back type and none of that tourist stuff since I've been there so many times and seen it all and done it all.

hehe, I think it'll only be natural that I make a whole bunch of laid back type of beats.

grab yourself an ac/dc converter for $20-$40. goggle it

pad-ophiliac wrote:grab yourself an ac/dc converter for $20-$40. goggle it

But planes these days don't have outlets to the public yet FAA wont allow it... in comercial flights...

every flight i've been on had one.