By episode
Mon Sep 25, 2006 2:53 pm
You're welcome. Good job on reading the manual; some people swear that that's the worst way to learn your gear nowadays. BTW, welcome to the boards.
By ShaneFontane
Mon Sep 25, 2006 6:12 pm
The manual is a one night stand
After the first night whatever you don't remember should be rediscovered through touch and feel. 

By selecta jo
Mon Sep 25, 2006 8:40 pm
@skizzla: here is a link to the german manual, just in case...
http://www.akai-pro.de/downloads/manuals.html
welcome to the board.
peace jo
http://www.akai-pro.de/downloads/manuals.html
welcome to the board.
peace jo
thanks for the welcome! english manual is good for me, cos its easier to learn when i read it in english.
i wish i could just go on and produce, but the government wellfare is on my ass(stressin me cos they say i earn money with ebay and want to take away my wellfare), thats why i can't concentrate good enough, cos i just got my mpc(sold my laptop, RME souncard and some other shit for it) and from the same day no more money to go diggin for breaks. ****, i need a job so bad...
@episode: I know its not the best to learn, cos its so static, but i learned enough in Reason, Cubase, Live and so on. i def prefer tutorials, but 40$ for a pdf tutorial from here is just too much for me(no offense, its just too expensive).
i wish i could just go on and produce, but the government wellfare is on my ass(stressin me cos they say i earn money with ebay and want to take away my wellfare), thats why i can't concentrate good enough, cos i just got my mpc(sold my laptop, RME souncard and some other shit for it) and from the same day no more money to go diggin for breaks. ****, i need a job so bad...
@episode: I know its not the best to learn, cos its so static, but i learned enough in Reason, Cubase, Live and so on. i def prefer tutorials, but 40$ for a pdf tutorial from here is just too much for me(no offense, its just too expensive).
By episode
Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:30 am
skizzla wrote:I know its not the best to learn, cos its so static, but i learned enough in Reason, Cubase, Live and so on. i def prefer tutorials, but 40$ for a pdf tutorial from here is just too much for me(no offense, its just too expensive).I wasn't suggesting the "MPC-Samples" .pdf, I was recommending the regular ass manual.

By LaJProd
Thu Sep 28, 2006 10:33 am
ShaneFontane wrote:The manual is a one night standAfter the first night whatever you don't remember should be rediscovered through touch and feel.
Nice analogy!!!!
By tattootroy
Thu Sep 28, 2006 1:11 pm
skizzla wrote:thanks for the welcome! english manual is good for me, cos its easier to learn when i read it in english.
i wish i could just go on and produce, but the government wellfare is on my ass(stressin me cos they say i earn money with ebay and want to take away my wellfare), thats why i can't concentrate good enough, cos i just got my mpc(sold my laptop, RME souncard and some other **** for it) and from the same day no more money to go diggin for breaks. ****, i need a job so bad...![]()
@episode: I know its not the best to learn, cos its so static, but i learned enough in Reason, Cubase, Live and so on. i def prefer tutorials, but 40$ for a pdf tutorial from here is just too much for me(no offense, its just too expensive).
freeking hell are they watching the money you make on ebay in germany
i hope they are not thinking of doing it in the uk .
they clean us dry with tax . now they want to take away the little money we make on the side ..

