Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000

By KingNah Mon Jun 27, 2005 6:16 pm
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zzounds.com has them in stock
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yeah but it says for the mpc 2000 is that to be used w/ mpc 2000xl ?[/quote]
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By Jacpot Sun Jul 03, 2005 5:12 am
Man if u tryin to step your game in beats. Its not the equipment that u wanna focus on buying its the sounds that make the beats hot. go to guitar center and buy a bunch of sound disks u know. the cds that u load inot your computer. They some ill sounds. cop a midi sound card and a midi keybord. Midi all that shit together and play the sounds on your mp dogg. Its all about the sounds not the programs. Let the Engineers in the studio handle all that program stuff u just make your beats. All I do is search for hot sounds that i can put in my beats to make them stand out. Thats y they do... They stand out

By KingNah Sun Jul 10, 2005 2:27 pm
that's good info . 8) where is the best place to store my samples. Now I have heard many theories. External hd , external zip ,jaz drive ? or do icontinue to save to flash rom cards? and last question : Do you guys save your programs the same place you save your samples? :arrow:
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By Jacpot Sun Jul 10, 2005 3:22 pm
store in external hard drive like jazz drive. u get 2.5 gigs of storag. more than enough space
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By pt3r Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:10 pm
If you have the possibility store data on an internal carddrive, they can store up to 2Gb on one cf card and are less prone to wear than media like zips or Jazz.
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By Lampdog Sun Jul 10, 2005 6:00 pm
- where is the best place to store my samples. Now I have heard many theories. External hd , external zip ,jaz drive ? or do icontinue to save to flash rom cards?

I got internal card reader, external 9gb scsi hd. I can use either alone or both, they are both good storage options.
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By Jacpot Sun Jul 10, 2005 6:04 pm
god dam lamp u got 9 gigs!!!!!!!!!!!

By KingNah Tue Jul 12, 2005 1:33 am
:D that's good look on that 9 gig info just copped one for 149.00 cd-rom included from scsi4samplers on ebay--- --Ayo you guys have improved my skills w/da xl--that manual is the truth-- There is a problem that i can't resolve: when i hit my pad twice from a sample it delays or overlaps the sound how can i condense this sound? i've tried the loop thing but that doesn't change that either! it won't stop echoiiiiiiiiiinggggggggggggggggg

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By VanFanel Tue Jul 12, 2005 7:20 am
Go into the programs (Shift+6) then go to parameters (PARAMS). In that window their should be a place that says VOICE OVERLAP. Use the data wheel to select between POLY, MONO, or NOTE OFF. POLY will make the sample play until the sample is done playing no matter if you trigger the sample again with the pad. MONO will restart the sample each time it is pressed. NOTE OFF will only allow the sample to play as long as the pad is press. For what you want, MONO is your best bet.

By KingNah Fri Jul 15, 2005 12:20 am
:lol: yeah that move definitely worked, when laying down beats in sequence mode ; do you program complete beat in song mode before burning it to a cd ?
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By Blakksmiff Sat Jul 16, 2005 2:42 pm
Hey mang, as far as Cubase goes, you don't need a P4 for that. The Athlon64 will work fine. I actually use a Sempron processor and it works. Just get 512 tor 1024mb ram and you should be fine.

By KingNah Sun Jul 17, 2005 5:03 am
:lol: this site is the sh---- : I wasn't gonna purchase cubase because of the comment made in this thread from 1 of the vets BUT/ There are some concerns when i do have. When creating a composition in cubase how easy is it to convert on a protools file?? does the cubase make your sound better /fatter sorry for these questions but I'm soon to be a Big time producer thanks to you guys,keep up the good work ! 8)
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By Jacpot Sun Jul 17, 2005 5:27 am
personally I like cubase. I dont realy dabble in mixing too much but i used both protools and cubase. I liked them both a lot. Cubase is cheaper so i think i would buy cubase over protools. But on the real Logic is the hottest one out of all the programs cause u can do everything on logic not just mix and add plugins. Niggs dont show Logic enough love up on here. Fuk protools, logic is whats poppin. Just my 2 cents

By KingNah Sun Jul 17, 2005 11:21 pm
logic? is that apple/mac computer i heard that they mad expensive!

By KingNah Sun Jul 24, 2005 3:16 pm
:x basslines are too sweet ---I'm trying to get harder bass lines ,but i cant get that industry sound /thats the missing link from my compositions//

WHATS REALLY GOOD!???????