Not sure. I mean ive been making beats for about 5 months before i got the mpc and it was like living in a new country...
Not to difficult, im still learning things, but for the most part shit is pretty easy...
By Madness
Thu Nov 13, 2003 9:59 pm
Its pretty dam easy thing to use
make sure you read the manual with the MPC right there in front of you..!!!
Then Re-Read it, Over and Over till it sinks in...and you will be a wizard..!!!
make sure you read the manual with the MPC right there in front of you..!!!
Then Re-Read it, Over and Over till it sinks in...and you will be a wizard..!!!

By aaron
Thu Nov 13, 2003 10:47 pm
the problem with the manual. is it doesnt tell you the specific details and the tips and tricks most people need to know.
but read that **** anyway, and post questions here..
i dunno thats what i do
but read that **** anyway, and post questions here..
i dunno thats what i do

By itchyvinyl
Thu Nov 13, 2003 11:39 pm
It also depends on whether you have a musical background and what your experience is.
Do you play another instrument already? Have you ever owned a drum machine before?
These things will effect your curve time.
I have had plenty of experience with drum machines and instruments, but I am STILL learning sh!t each day on the MPC.....and I've had it almost a year now. The basics of the machine are pretty simple, but if you want to go deep - this machine will go pretty deep.
Do you play another instrument already? Have you ever owned a drum machine before?
These things will effect your curve time.
I have had plenty of experience with drum machines and instruments, but I am STILL learning sh!t each day on the MPC.....and I've had it almost a year now. The basics of the machine are pretty simple, but if you want to go deep - this machine will go pretty deep.
By butcher
Thu Nov 13, 2003 11:48 pm
i had my mpc for like 5-6 months, but didn't really use it until a few months ago cuz i had no money to get anything to use it with. but now that i am really into i learn new things everday. and before the mpc i had no experience with any drum machines, hardware, software, or any ways of making music. so i guess you can say it is a pretty easy machine to learn once you get the basics down.

By Lampdog
Fri Nov 14, 2003 2:21 am
itchyvinyl wrote:It also depends on whether you have a musical background and what your experience is.
Do you play another instrument already? Have you ever owned a drum machine before?
These things will effect your curve time.
I have had plenty of experience with drum machines and instruments, but I am STILL learning sh!t each day on the MPC.....and I've had it almost a year now. The basics of the machine are pretty simple, but if you want to go deep - this machine will go pretty deep.
I also had a couple of machines years before the MPC, the ASR10 and Roland R-8 taught me 80% of everything I know and I used that when I got my XL. So it depends like Itchy said.


