FYI 2.01/4.00 USERS AND POTENTIAL MPC BUYERS

everytime im on these fourms im always making or listening to beats... swaping files/samples/tracks or whatever... lets just hope its the same for everyone else.

yeah waste of time....I gotta remember to keep my opinions to my self

savilion wrote:yeah waste of time....I gotta remember to keep my opinions to my self

dude its cool

gunmetal wrote:

savilion wrote:yeah waste of time....I gotta remember to keep my opinions to my self

dude its cool

word up ... its all gravy town

gunmetal..i appreciated what you wrote....i bought my 1000 about a month ago. i read about the jj OS prior to buying it, but i still havent used it.im still learning the machine right out of the box (except for RAM installed of course)

folks check out my first beat on the 1000..first beat on my page..

www.soundclick.com/bringbacktheboombap

i cant wait to hear it! my computer is a little slow on the draw.

Also fam, don't hesitate on using the new os. its like a new machine. so the sooner u get into it the better



It is worth the $30.00 and if you have any questions on how to use your mpc feel free to pm me.





hint: mode+ pad 11 and no random file f--- ups.

yeah i don't know where the whole my machine is better than yours argument comes up

but this thread gave me some good memories. I can remember 7 years ago making beats with the mtv music generator (on the 1st playstation) and then tracking it into a cassette deck and adding more layers with my sp-202. I still have a few of those beats.....i'd give anything for those days back

I recently bought an mpc but i'm still in love with my 202!

everday is saturday wrote:but this thread gave me some good memories. I can remember 7 years ago making beats with the mtv music generator (on the 1st playstation) and then tracking it into a cassette deck and adding more layers with my sp-202.

hoolllllllly shit that brought back memories..

jesus.

what you're describing was my introduction to beat making..

wow, i had almost forgot.

everday is saturday wrote:yeah i don't know where the whole my machine is better than yours argument comes up

but this thread gave me some good memories. I can remember 7 years ago making beats with the mtv music generator (on the 1st playstation) and then tracking it into a cassette deck and adding more layers with my sp-202. I still have a few of those beats.....i'd give anything for those days back

I recently bought an mpc but i'm still in love with my 202!

that's dope!