Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By Smoove03 Fri Mar 07, 2008 12:41 pm
lmaooooo :lol:
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By bicedidit Fri Mar 07, 2008 5:42 pm
roxstar wrote:" "Can JJ enable a USB joystick to work with Pong!"


hahahahahahahahaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

By sub7ero Fri Mar 07, 2008 5:56 pm
hmmm very very cute. i almost tinkled in my pants.


anyways the point im trying to make.

i posted up a post. On how to beef up samples. yeah its probably been asked b4. im not waisting 10 minutes on the search. and for those who dont know. i did Spend ten minutes looking for it before i posted it. thats why i posted it in the first place. and i did try to figure it out myself many many times. if you see any of my other replys or post. i always do my REserch before i come post. i know theres **** dumasses that come up and here and say some stupid shit that even i know.

But i just want to ask my question get an answer and keep it moving.

You know who dont let that go down?? A girl on there period. naw im just clownin

stop acting like girls. of course im to lazy to read the manual. most things you buy you don't read the manual. you truely learn how to use something by Expiramenting with it no one wanna waste time reading the PS3 manual if they can just play it and find it out.

and most of my questions i have asked in this forums aren't in the manual anyways.

so simply if a Noob or a OG asks a question let everyone get in there piece before you lock it. and im saying to go out of the way and search it yourself. since you know how much a **** it is. why dont you do it. because obviously you don't want niggiz to get the easy way out. you want them to go the hard way.

anyways. you cats like to be funny dats fine. but im not here to play internet games. I'm here to do work and get answers and opinions.
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By Lampdog Fri Mar 07, 2008 6:15 pm
sub7ero wrote:if they can just play it and find it out..


Glad to see you got a sense of humour.

If they can play it and jsut find out, that would be quicker than waiting for replies... And also why limit yourself to just one form of self-education about your machine?

Just playing it and finding out, why not read the manual when you get over the initial joy of having a machine. Give the manual a good going over. It will answer many questions before you even think to ask them.

By sub7ero Fri Mar 07, 2008 6:48 pm
ive skimed it over a few times and on dogs i found out new shit. but sometimes im in the middle of a beat. and i want to just know a quick 1 2 answer. and while im waiting for the answer i always look through the thing.
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By fasttrackpimp Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:06 pm
sub7ero wrote:ive skimed it over a few times and on dogs i found out new ****. but sometimes im in the middle of a beat. and i want to just know a quick 1 2 answer. and while im waiting for the answer i always look through the thing.


I guess if it were the early 90s and you didn't have this forums you'd be fu(ked then. Why not just read through the manual once so you atleast retain a little knowlege on it's basic/intermediate functions. As most people have said most of the questions asked are in the manual. As for your main question that got locked, try and mess around with compression and eq setting. Also layering the sound ontop of itself or making a copy with some different eq applied you can lightly bring up the volume on it to add some depths to the main sample.

By dtaa pla muk Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:24 pm
lamp is the only dude i know w/ manual page numbers on call
he probably has them memorized
i've seen lamp reference page "###" of the mpc1000 manual

lampdog can tell you about some manuals.
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By Lampdog Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:37 pm
ive skimed it over a few times and on dogs i found out new ****. but sometimes im in the middle of a beat. and i want to just know a quick 1 2 answer. and while im waiting for the answer i always look through the thing.
I understand, I do. :lol: I will still get rid of the most basic of mostest basicist questions though, sorry man..

I keep all the mpc manuals on my desktop in case I need to reference something at the drop of a dime. JJos got me twisted up though cause sh|t keeps updating, lol. That's a good thing though.. Keeps me on my toes..

Manual PDF = CTRL + F / Shift + Ctrl + F, rules everytime.

I actually have the hard to find 2k os 172 and even more rare + jacked up 2kxl 114c, lol.....
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By Lampdog Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:43 pm
ive skimed it over a few times and on dogs i found out new ****. but sometimes im in the middle of a beat. and i want
to just know a quick 1 2 answer. and while im waiting for the answer i always look through the thing.
I understand, I do. :lol: I will still get rid of the most basic of mostest basicist questions though, sorry man..

lamp is the only dude i know w/ manual page numbers on call
he probably has them memorized
i've seen lamp reference page "###" of the mpc1000 manual

lampdog can tell you about some manuals.
I keep all the mpc manuals/ref books on my desktop in case I need to reference something at the drop of a dime. I've come to accidentally memorize many pages now.

JJos got me twisted up though cause sh|t keeps updating, lol. That's a good thing though.. Keeps me on my toes..

Manual PDF = CTRL + F

or

Shift + Ctrl + F, rules everytime.

I actually have the hard to find 2k os 172 and even more rare + jacked up 2kxl os 114c, lol.....

By xibalba1875 Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:49 pm
eskaywho wrote:lamp has told me to read the manual when i was new

he's told me to do it again when i had more complex questions, but with page numbers

the point is that if you never read the manual in the beginning, you're just gonna end up posting more questions later.

you learn things you didn't mean to learn by reading the manual


i agree i asked noob questions when i first joined im not going to lie and when they told me to look in the manual you know what...i did just that i read the manual and read the manual and yes the search functions sucks (well ive never had a problem with it) but thats what it is there for.
to the OP how would you feel if the same questions were cont asked especially when the answer is in the very first place to look (the manual)

For ex. i had a problem last night (im using midi more exstensivly) and i couldnt at first figure out how to rearrange the midi notes to where i wanted them to be (using the mpc to control my micro x, plus i thought that the answer was under mode+pad midi but it wasnt it was under the program menu jjos2 for mpc 1000 was what im using). But you know what i did instead of asking on here, i checked the fkin manual and I had an answer in 5 min plus i learned a few things and felt more accomplished, so do the damn work and research for yourself if its basic ish

By sub7ero Fri Mar 07, 2008 10:17 pm
iight its coo. lock it up.

and thanks to that guy that gave me the beefin up tips. im tryin it right now.