For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
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By Phatz Tue Jan 13, 2004 11:52 pm
I use the Roland Xp-80 with mine and trap it on the Roland VS-1680 Digital Recorder :D I have sold the trusty Roland Vs 880 V-Xpanded :cry:




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By Kareem Wed Jan 14, 2004 12:12 am
my man, sorry for the lack of knowledge but what is the roland and what does it do in connection with the mpc? :oops:
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By deez nuts Wed Jan 14, 2004 12:23 am
mpc, my computer and cubase Sx with a million plug-ins

Bysupaproducerr Wed Jan 14, 2004 12:36 am
I USE A ROLAND JV-1010 AND A KORG TRITON ...<<<<<
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By Phatz Wed Jan 14, 2004 1:44 am
Kareem wrote:my man, sorry for the lack of knowledge but what is the roland and what does it do in connection with the mpc? :oops:



Roland Vs 880 VXpanded is an 8 track digital recorder.......Roland Vs1680 is a 16 track digital recorder.......
Bymahi Wed Jan 14, 2004 4:25 am
i use protools to edit loops and do a quick transfer of these using mpc pgm maker on my mac (a virtual mpc, allowing you to click and drag audio files staight onto virtual pads, the craeting pgm files for mpc). much faster.
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By butcher Thu Jan 15, 2004 1:00 am
i use the asr 10 for sampling and the mpc for sequencing. only been using this setup for a couple weeks and dont realy know how to use it yet but so far it is ill. oh and i got soundforge for recording

By stankadelic Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:08 am
mpc60 with motif es7 (replacing asr10) and protools on my G4

By DandyDon Thu Jan 15, 2004 4:59 pm
MPC 2000XL, along with my Triton LE and my Tech 1200s are the heart of my studio. I use Recycle to chop/timestretch and Audition to edit waveforms and add effects and drop everything into Sonar to mixdown the final product and master it on T-Racks. 8)

ByACG Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:39 pm
I dont really understand all these terms. I need some clarification

When you say that you use the ASR-10 for sampling and the MPC for sequencing?


I use the ASR-10 for my samples and I snyc that to my MPC2000xl for drums.

Is this what you mean when you using the MPC for sequencing?

EXPLAIN
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By aaron Thu Jan 15, 2004 10:04 pm
Espresso
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By butcher Thu Jan 15, 2004 11:46 pm
ACG wrote:I dont really understand all these terms. I need some clarification

When you say that you use the ASR-10 for sampling and the MPC for sequencing?


I use the ASR-10 for my samples and I snyc that to my MPC2000xl for drums.

Is this what you mean when you using the MPC for sequencing?

EXPLAIN


i just started using this setup but it really depends on how i feel. i do what u do sometimes, but other times i just put everything on my asr and just make beats on the keys while recording them on the mpc. then i sequence my tracks on the mpc. and that is what i mean when i say sample with asr and sequence with mpc . pretty self explanatory

By Toecutter Fri Jan 16, 2004 11:10 pm
I got an old Gemini XLDD50 mkII turntable to sample off of, a Numark mixer to eq it and give it a clean signal to my sampler, and my MPC2000 (not XL) with a zip250 and CD Rom... and VINYL.

By UNSYSTEMATIC Fri Jan 16, 2004 11:29 pm
I sequence with my MPC 60 and use my ASR-X Pro for sampling. I just got the ASR-10 and threw some drums and samples through it and I noticed a difference right off the bat from my ASR-X Pro and MPC. Myself, I'm working on sequencing from the 60 to the ASR-10, but I'll have to keep my Pro, cause the resampling is easy as hell and the sound is just as good as the 10, not better though. I use the 60 for drums sometimes, but just downsample on my ASr-X pro for grimmy beats. At this point, a 2000 or XL would be over kill.