Ill!
It's nice to hear about another pro-producer using the mpc500.
The other producers I heard using the mpc500 is Mannie fresh.
But Dj numark is closer to my division of beat-making than mannie
By oraziodelcore
Tue Dec 11, 2007 6:12 pm
By enotide
Tue Dec 11, 2007 7:19 pm
I saw J5 Last year and they did a Routine with School Desks that had 1000 built into them(old school beat on the desk Drum style), I wonder if they'll switch that to 500's or not. He did some crazy stuff with the toys.
Even if it's jazz or the quiet storm
I hook a beat up convert it in a hip-hop form
http://soundcloud.com/enotide
http://blend.io/enotide
I hook a beat up convert it in a hip-hop form
http://soundcloud.com/enotide
http://blend.io/enotide
By Avene
Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:15 pm
I think it makes sense to use an MPC500 anyway, as they're easier to take with you overseas, and if you're mostly playing from the pads, you're not gonna need any of the additional features found in the bigger machines anyway. I'm guessing this would have been why he's using the 500.
By thebackwardszero
Sun Dec 16, 2007 5:38 pm
Yeah that's like the whole purpose of the 500, to be portable. I saw Prefuse 73 and he was rockin the 2500.