Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By Something Like That Sun Jul 24, 2005 7:29 pm
try onfinite.com

they have free webhosting for pics.
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By powercord Sun Jul 24, 2005 7:30 pm
Something Like That wrote:try onfinite.com

they have free webhosting for pics.


thanks, ill be sure not to put only music gear pics on it, no homo

By KoolSha178 Sun Jul 24, 2005 8:43 pm
on the real, the 440 got nothing on the 1200. its not a well built machine, its complicated to use, the pads dont register hits, the sequencer is buggy, and the scsi barely works. the sound is good but cant come close to the 1200.
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By powercord Sun Jul 24, 2005 8:52 pm
KoolSha178 wrote:on the real, the 440 got nothing on the 1200. its not a well built machine, its complicated to use, the pads dont register hits, the sequencer is buggy, and the scsi barely works. the sound is good but cant come close to the 1200.


ok....the scsi works for me non stop...the 1200 doesnt have scsi...the 1200 is made of fiber glass and CHIPS APART, the 440 is solid steel, it has the same filters and sampling specs as the 1200...so the sound CAN "come close".
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By powercord Sun Jul 24, 2005 8:54 pm
KoolSha178 wrote:on the real, the 440 got nothing on the 1200. its not a well built machine, its complicated to use, the pads dont register hits, the sequencer is buggy, and the scsi barely works. the sound is good but cant come close to the 1200.


at least it has pads not buttons like the 1200, and at least the buttons on it dont break every year like the 1200...the 1200 is the shittiest machine ever built, its a toy.

By earwolf Sun Jul 24, 2005 9:01 pm
powercord wrote:
KoolSha178 wrote:on the real, the 440 got nothing on the 1200. its not a well built machine, its complicated to use, the pads dont register hits, the sequencer is buggy, and the scsi barely works. the sound is good but cant come close to the 1200.


at least it has pads not buttons like the 1200, and at least the buttons on it dont break every year like the 1200...the 1200 is the **** machine ever built, its a toy.


nice work in this thread, way to win friends and influence people
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By powercord Sun Jul 24, 2005 9:02 pm
earwolf wrote:
powercord wrote:
KoolSha178 wrote:on the real, the 440 got nothing on the 1200. its not a well built machine, its complicated to use, the pads dont register hits, the sequencer is buggy, and the scsi barely works. the sound is good but cant come close to the 1200.


at least it has pads not buttons like the 1200, and at least the buttons on it dont break every year like the 1200...the 1200 is the **** machine ever built, its a toy.


nice work in this thread, way to win friends and influence people



im not trin to win friends, just sayin my opinion.

By KoolSha178 Sun Jul 24, 2005 10:31 pm
hahaha. its all good, but really,this used to be the mature spot on this site, now its the most ego filled part of mpc forums.

By elmacaco Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:20 am
Yo the 440 does have cutoff control on the filter, that's a point above the SP for sure, variable sampling rate? another one. It's a good machine for sure, the sampler side kills both the 60 and the sp, but the sequencer side the 60 slays it.

Yo Powercord, I'm in NY too, you think I could swing by and test drive that 440? It's been years since I got to mess with one.

I'm chill, I won;t blow up your spot or nothing. And I know my way around a 2600 and other analog, modulars are my faves tho.
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By powercord Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:22 am
elmacaco wrote:Yo the 440 does have cutoff control on the filter, that's a point above the SP for sure, variable sampling rate? another one. It's a good machine for sure, the sampler side kills both the 60 and the sp, but the sequencer side the 60 slays it.

Yo Powercord, I'm in NY too, you think I could swing by and test drive that 440? It's been years since I got to mess with one.

I'm chill, I won;t blow up your spot or nothing. And I know my way around a 2600 and other analog, modulars are my faves tho.



sure well make a beat on it and post it up here. get some battle shit goin
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By Lo Pass Filter Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:03 am
Yo Kid Compose - Yo, I noticed you sold a Lexicon PCM41 awhile ago, whats your thoughts on it? You ever used the PCM 60?
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By powercord Mon Jul 25, 2005 5:23 am
Lo Pass Filter wrote:Yo Kid Compose - Yo, I noticed you sold a Lexicon PCM41 awhile ago, whats your thoughts on it? You ever used the PCM 60?



its dope but on the noisey side of life....really good for over dubbing vox...laying...adding texture things like that givin that 50 cents larger len life sound
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By c.toon Tue Jul 26, 2005 8:17 pm
nice pics, but wheres the sound?

BTW anything over 800 is a rediculous price to me. I havnt seen many sell but those Ive seen went for less than 500 here on germany ebay with molded pads

.Toon
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By jaem Tue Jul 26, 2005 8:48 pm
hey dust head......

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