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By stryke Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:21 am
Really, any mpc is a great piece of gear and doesn't necessarily need a computer to take advantage of the unit.IMO.

The mp,good mixer,and dat/external recorder is all you need.I think it just comes down to preference and budget.


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By Lampdog Tue Jun 07, 2005 2:33 am
scizz wrote:
Penfold wrote:wait........

I own both, the 1000 has a better ram load and more caps for storage. where as mpc2000XL will have you out spending dough on Zip drives, that will no doubt get corrupt, 8 outboard and effects, where as 1000 comes with this as standard. 6 outs mind u, but built in compression and EQ and effects.

just bare this in mind.


listen to this guy he's got both
( i may be wrong but most of the time ppl try to convince u to get what they got for selfish reasons...)



Very True...
By sparq Tue Jun 07, 2005 7:41 am
Åke Denver wrote:I haven´t been using computer´s in my music-making, and to be honest I would like keep it that way. Now I´m in serious need of a sampler and I´m seriously considering of getting an mpc. So the question is which one (mpc 1000 or 2000xl) goes better to old puritan like me. I´ve been going thru these pages, and it seems pc´s and mac´s are widely used with both, but the 1000 seems more like designed to be used with a computer. Does it do the work alone, or is the 2000xl the choice for me. The 1000´s bigger ram makes me wonder, but then again... Any experiences, what do you think?

thanx ever so much! Peace!


i've used both but i'm not going to give you my opinion on which one you should get. the only thing the computer is used for with the 1000's USB is for file transfer, that's all nothing else.

my suggestion to you is to find a sam ash or guitar center or your local music supply store and mess around with the floor models.