Exchange tips and tricks for the Akai MPC4000

By opt1k1 Thu Nov 27, 2003 5:08 am
listen, im not the type to judge someone on the internet. i could care less about you and your life. understand this is an audio equipment forum and noone really cares what your path to getting an mpc was. i may be pessimistic but i think you might realize alot of people dont really care what your path to anything was when they ask a group of knowledgable people a good question about something completely irrelevant to what you contributed.

By got glide Fri Nov 28, 2003 1:12 am
listen, im not the type to judge someone on the internet.

well you did.. :roll:

"unlike being negative towards someone who wants to buy high end equipment strictly because it took you longer to catch on to the whole "sense" thing."

"people dont really care what your path to anything was when they ask a group of knowledgable people a good question about something completely irrelevant to what you contributed."


funny didn't you just do that ...

and btw my history is relevant as you broght it up as in why it took me so long to catch a sense thing, it was used to make a point, guess it flew over yer head..

keep on using big words.. you look terrific :) .. love the tie

By got glide Fri Nov 28, 2003 1:20 am
yhea this is an mpc form and we are getting off topic here.. sorry fellow mpc'ers .. but noone likes to be called a **** for a poor reason..
I stand for what I belive, :wink:

By opt1k1 Fri Nov 28, 2003 4:24 pm
yes, when you go to buy your hd get it from a place like staples because they have such a big selection you can find ones with rebates. ive seen people end up with nice 80 gig drives for close to nothing. same with memory.


and yes, you are so over my head glide. i apoligize for any judgements, sir.

By elmacaco Fri Nov 28, 2003 7:26 pm
try pricewatch.com

I got a 120 GB HD 7200 rpm for $80, for my pc tho...

By opt1k1 Fri Nov 28, 2003 8:37 pm
that would be perfect