By supercrap
Sun Jan 15, 2006 7:28 pm
Hello,
I just purchased a used MPC 2000 (classic) and I need to settle on a storage option. What I was wondering is, would a SCSI CD-ROM drive load sample banks fast enough to use it for live performance? I don't want to use ZIPS because I'm well aware of their unreliability, it seems impossible to find an external SCSI card reader (at least one that's verified to work with an MPC), and a hard drive would be harder to back up (and would essentially allow less storage space). I'm just curious as to the load time because I'm not a big fan of dead air at shows and a CD-ROM seems like my best option (unless a card reader pops up). Thank you in advance for your advice.
I just purchased a used MPC 2000 (classic) and I need to settle on a storage option. What I was wondering is, would a SCSI CD-ROM drive load sample banks fast enough to use it for live performance? I don't want to use ZIPS because I'm well aware of their unreliability, it seems impossible to find an external SCSI card reader (at least one that's verified to work with an MPC), and a hard drive would be harder to back up (and would essentially allow less storage space). I'm just curious as to the load time because I'm not a big fan of dead air at shows and a CD-ROM seems like my best option (unless a card reader pops up). Thank you in advance for your advice.




