2000Xl Tutorial that is advertised 4 sale on this site....

Has anyone copped this ebook? Is it worth the purchase? It is truly a big difference from the manual that comes with the MPC2000XL? Just wondering cause, I'm considering purchasing it?

Any thoughts would help....

DJ A-Sharp

Yes. The money will go towards upkeeping this site and it explains stuff in basic terms. Get your wallet out!

Ye I read it too. My english is low however whit this book i understand the choping and how work programs. Ther are many things that i have to learn.

Trnaslation on my language. (Mayby someone from PL want to buy this ebook)

Tak też ją przeczytał. Mój Angielski jes słąby jednakże z tą książką zrozumiałem jak ciąć i jak działają programy. Jest wiele żeczy których muszę się nauczyć.

Ok first reply sounded simply biased towards this site, 2nd guy is polish(no diss, just the english)...

how about the average joe?? did anyone cop it? I'd like to know too

Biased my hairy anus! It was a recommendation dude. Plus, it's not much dough is it? A lot of work went into it and...

...I bought one and I've just started reading it (after finally printing it out). It's basically the manual with extra tips and it's laid out in a much more useful manner. ie you learn the basics first and the complicated stuff later. It's less confusing and it's for all levels of expertise, whereas the manual assumes you know stuff about production to an extent.

Please take those MPCs out of the dustbin.

I never bought it, but I got some of it when it was still free, and based on that, I wuold say ANYONE that owns a MPC2000 would do well to buy this book, for real, and beginners couldn't do themselves a bigger favor. I'm thinking of buying it 'cause I'm sure there has to be at least $40 worth of tips (and sounds) in there.

Peace1

I have it and it is worth every penny and then some. Cop it now!

maxlifo wrote:Biased my hairy anus! It was a recommendation dude. Plus, it's not much dough is it? A lot of work went into it and...

...I bought one and I've just started reading it (after finally printing it out). It's basically the manual with extra tips and it's laid out in a much more useful manner. ie you learn the basics first and the complicated stuff later. It's less confusing and it's for all levels of expertise, whereas the manual assumes you know stuff about production to an extent.

Please take those MPCs out of the dustbin.

that's more like it.. see I made the assumtion(my bad) at first cuz your post was really short and 2/3 about the money.. which made me think

No worries. Please take those MPCs out the dustbin and then go cop the ebook!

I checked the contents page: Is that right? 50 pages + a couple more? I guess the bulk of the money goes towrds the sounds you also get?

DJ A-Sharp wrote:I checked the contents page: Is that right? 50 pages + a couple more? I guess the bulk of the money goes towrds the sounds you also get?

Thats still a lot of knowledge, believe that. If you wanna step up your game, $40 isn't much of a toll.

EDIT: I just looked and it seems the E-Book is 219 pages long, so what are you talking about?

If you're talking about this book:

http://www.mpc-samples.com/product.php/ ... 93ba8d8ec1

There are about 230 pages as far as I remember (plus all the samples etc), with practical excercises and theory. Cop one.

Nuff said!

i bought one, and it's great. u learn a lot, and it's nice and easy to read. plus you got some samples

yeah buy it if u need help with the mpc. i got it and i don't regret it

i bought it before i got the mpc. i want to have the knowledge before hand. it was real infrmative and i still haven't finished reading it. definitely worth the dough!