Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
By Roundy Wed Jun 29, 2005 4:00 pm
Hi All,

Everytime I speak to someone about production and I say I have an MPC2kxl they all start to put it down and say computers are way better,,,this that and the other...blah blah blah.

Anyone had this experience, it's starting to bug me!!!!!! why cant they just say oh an MPC2000xl thats cool?

Roundy
Last edited by Roundy on Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:33 am, edited 1 time in total.
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By elliz Wed Jun 29, 2005 4:19 pm
it doesn't matter what "they" say as long as you like using your mpc
i personally haven't anythinglike that happen to me
but as long as your beats bang no one will care.

By theminsk420 Wed Jun 29, 2005 7:40 pm
yea yo who gives a **** what other ppl be sayin if it works for u it works for u...i got a 2kxl and ive used a computer for beats i wouldnt say either way is better its all how you flip that shit not what you flip it wit
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By jaem Wed Jun 29, 2005 9:35 pm
you got a free hand there roundy????
























I say you use it to go fuk yourself












in the words of sean connery from the Untouchables:

"How do you think he feels now better or worse?"
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By DSTRUCT Wed Jun 29, 2005 11:45 pm
flowers em

By nanoloop Thu Jun 30, 2005 1:36 am
they only hate the mpc cause they fear it. and because they cant browse gay porn while there making there beats.
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By Lampdog Thu Jun 30, 2005 4:48 am
Roundy wrote:Everytime I speak to someone about production and I say I have an MPC2kxl they all start to put it down and say computers are way better,,,this that and the other...blah blah blah.


Pay them no attention, do what you like, make beats how you want, with what gear you want.
By 4dahaterz Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:27 am
they probably cant afford a MPC

By Roundy Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:08 am
I can say I have had a debate with at least three people about the mpc v’s computer. It’s stuff like oh you have no usb with your mpc? They find it suprising that you can actually make dope beats on an mpc with only 32megs of ram!!!!!shock horror. I get angry about it because they have no idea how good it actually is for many applications.

Thanks for your comments maybe I should take some of your attitude’s with these people!!

I think I missed your point Jaem?
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By dubmunkey Thu Jun 30, 2005 9:01 am
it's weird how those who primarily use pc's always slag hardware but those with hardware just get on with it...

ok there are anal analogue purists but the majority of bitching ive heard is from pc users

greg

By Roundy Thu Jun 30, 2005 9:28 am
True
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By Mantis Beats Thu Jun 30, 2005 1:10 pm
Ok here's my 2 pence - now I make beats, I got a few bits of gear... DA7 digital mixing desk, AMD Athlon XP 2500 + pc running Logic etc etc and my trusty MPC 2000 XL. Now I don't care what any body says, let me put it this way. If its about making tight quantised beats and the bailiff came round the house to take my gear for example, he could take all the gear he wanted BUT HE AINT TAKING MY MPC ! I aint even gonna front !!! - I am yet to hear air tight quantisation from a PC. Plus I can take my trusty MPC anywhere with me in its carry case and I don't need to lug a big monitor. Now I'm not hating on any PC heads cos my PC is for laying vocals and adding plugins, virtual instruments... you know studio stuff, but my MPC is for making FAT beats Period !

PC Vrs MPC... er ...MPC
Xbox Vrs MPC... well ...MPC
My girl Vrs MPC ....damn thats a tough one ...sorry baby ...MPC ya heard!!!!! :lol:

Lampdog is right tho, make beats how you want - more importantly make good music !

By Roundy Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:52 pm
Thats right mantis,

I intend to use computer programmes in the future but I wont be ever getting rid of my MPC.

By tiger vomitt Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:56 pm
as much as i love my mpc's, i gotta say - their strong point is NOT super tight quantizing. i think waht makes them so great is how the quantizing is sorta humanized.

in fact, i recorded 2 takes of the same song a few days ago. had different outboard compression settings for each take or whatever it was. they were both recorded in stereo to my computer. i was suprised to find that the resulting tracks are not the same tempo. theyre off from each other, by just a little tiny bit, but still off.

so yeah, mpc's rule but to me, tight is not what they are about. i hear groove more than "tight"
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By Lampdog Thu Jun 30, 2005 4:16 pm
It's not fair to compare a PC to any MPC, that's like the rapper, Ludacris.
they are to totally different machines with 2 totally dif purposes.


Why does it always have to be verses, can't people just get stuff to work together the best they can and get on with their production lives.