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By OreO Sun Dec 04, 2005 12:06 am
Well ive been reading the manual to my MPC and its easy to understand for the most part. Some things just confuse the hell outta me, so im wondering how u guys got better with things that confused or things you didnt techincally get?
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By swishaman Sun Dec 04, 2005 7:40 am
practice
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By Lampdog Sun Dec 04, 2005 7:43 am
swishaman wrote:practice


phuckin things up.

more practice.

phuckin things up.

more practice.

phuckin things up

more practice.









































never really mastered anything.
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By bhunt Sun Dec 04, 2005 6:22 pm
I just hit the buttons. I took my MPC apart a few days after I got it to look at the electronics of it. Then I started mimmick what I heard. easy beats 1st, just basic drums and little samples. Then I moved onto chopping and adding effects to make it sound different. Then using 3 or 4 records to make 1 beat. suummm it up its all pratice
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By descartes Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:06 am
classic wrote:How Did you learn thow to ride a bike????


well, first i complained until my parents bought me a bike from guitar central. then i read all the post on online forums about bike-riding i could find. then i realized my parents should have bought me a bike ith self-changing gears, so i sold my old bike on e-bay and had my parents buy me a new one, and then when my new bike was there, i sent it off to forat so it could be spray-painted red so my homeboys knew i was the sh!t when i took it out.

still havent actually learned how to ride it yet. I'm waiting for the v 2.0 os before i try that...
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By classic Mon Dec 05, 2005 4:23 pm
descartes wrote:
classic wrote:How Did you learn thow to ride a bike????


well, first i complained until my parents bought me a bike from guitar central. then i read all the post on online forums about bike-riding i could find. then i realized my parents should have bought me a bike ith self-changing gears, so i sold my old bike on e-bay and had my parents buy me a new one, and then when my new bike was there, i sent it off to forat so it could be spray-painted red so my homeboys knew i was the sh!t when i took it out.

still havent actually learned how to ride it yet. I'm waiting for the v 2.0 os before i try that...


LOL good sh*t

By robthebank2morrow Tue Dec 06, 2005 5:10 pm
Yeh like the others said practice. Also sites like this and http://www.soundonsound.com are pretty good. Just play with stuff and see what noise it makes and if you like it keep doing it!

P.S. Nice sig Swishaman! If only...
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By Antonym Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:09 am
well, first i complained until my parents bought me a bike from guitar central. then i read all the post on online forums about bike-riding i could find. then i realized my parents should have bought me a bike ith self-changing gears, so i sold my old bike on e-bay and had my parents buy me a new one, and then when my new bike was there, i sent it off to forat so it could be spray-painted red so my homeboys knew i was the sh!t when i took it out.

still havent actually learned how to ride it yet. I'm waiting for the v 2.0 os before i try that...


that was awesome, and so true of so many

my answer is to spend hours a day working on it and not quit until your eyes bug out from exhaustion.

By sparq Wed Dec 07, 2005 2:10 pm
my response is.... don't be afraid of it. if what you read in the manual confuses you, do it the way it says and listen to the results. once you do that try tweeking what the manual said to do and you'll get different results. unless you take a hammer or whatever and bang the shizz out of it, you're not going to break it. a lot of people feel intimidated by technology and things they don't understand. just know that you are not going to break it and (like i said ^^) don't be afraid.

By OreO Wed Dec 07, 2005 8:59 pm
Antonym wrote:my answer is to spend hours a day working on it and not quit until your eyes bug out from exhaustion.



Ya or i know what you mean last night i spent a while on it my arms and tips of my fingers were startin to sore up....i love this machine tho,


O ya Antonym, where in DC you from?
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By Lampdog Wed Dec 07, 2005 8:59 pm
descartes wrote:well, first i complained until my parents bought me a bike from guitar central. then i read all the post on online forums about bike-riding i could find. then i realized my parents should have bought me a bike ith self-changing gears, so i sold my old bike on e-bay and had my parents buy me a new one, and then when my new bike was there, i sent it off to forat so it could be spray-painted red so my homeboys knew i was the sh!t when i took it out.

still havent actually learned how to ride it yet. I'm waiting for the v 2.0 os before i try that...


That is SOOO funnyyy... Thanks for that..

By peezie Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:18 pm
Try using your ears next time :wink:

Antonym wrote:my answer is to spend hours a day working on it and not quit until your eyes bug out from exhaustion.
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By c.toon Thu Dec 08, 2005 10:39 am
I went the easy way and just bought the magic beat making formula off that ebay kidd... :twisted: :wink: