By rebel_lion
Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:41 pm
You mean the stock sounds it comes with? They are only good for starting off. Otherwise I wouldn't use it. I rather build my own drum library and have my own sounds. The stock sounds are distinctive.
By wookjr
Fri Apr 11, 2008 8:54 pm
[quote="rebel_lion"]You mean the stock sounds it comes with? They are only good for starting off. Otherwise I wouldn't use it. I rather build my own drum library and have my own sounds./quote]
Co-sign. Build your own drum library. Use the MPC to alter, "tweak",
to make to your own.
Wook
Co-sign. Build your own drum library. Use the MPC to alter, "tweak",
to make to your own.
Wook
By j Def
Sat Apr 12, 2008 2:29 am
Alright thanks guys, i really need to get a hard drive or 2gb flash.
By Jfalconcrest
Sun Apr 13, 2008 1:07 am
Definitely. Get the hard drive. Less cost in the long run. But keep them stock sounds though. You never know when one might be exactly what you're looking for. Plus you can use 'em to practice and maybe sell a few beats you make with 'em.
"There are no rules in how to use the MPC."
-Ibunshi
My obligatory digital self:
http://www.ptburnem.com
http://ptburnem.bandcamp.com
http://www.myspace.com/ptburnem
http://www.facebook.com/ptburnem
-Ibunshi
My obligatory digital self:
http://www.ptburnem.com
http://ptburnem.bandcamp.com
http://www.myspace.com/ptburnem
http://www.facebook.com/ptburnem
By Ghengis Khan 47
Sun Apr 13, 2008 4:23 pm
Jfalconcrest wrote:Definitely. Get the hard drive. Less cost in the long run. But keep them stock sounds though. You never know when one might be exactly what you're looking for. Plus you can use 'em to practice and maybe sell a few beats you make with 'em.
If you snoop around the site you might find links to free drum kits n sh*t!
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