Forum to discuss all matters relating to the MPC1000 and MPC2500 operating systems created by 'JJ' (all versions).
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By laban Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:51 am
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"... I used the 404 and the [akai] mpc 1000 with the JJ OS in it - that's what makes the machine as versatile as I need it to be.

wait, what's the JJ OS?


Well, from what I read, it's these Japanese cats that started writing new operation systems for the MPCs. They made it so you could do certain things that you could only do on the 2000 before. Now you can do it on the 1000, like multilayering stuff or stacking sounds. You couldn't do that with the original OS from Akai. Putting them snares together, so it just pops. That's a must-know trick. I don't even feel bad giving that out for free! I consider myself a drummer, if anything, out of all the instruments. Drums are the centerpiece of the whole song."

don't know what the heck he's talking about layers didn't exist on the akai os, or his "secret" drum layering trick :D lol
but just thought people here might be interested when it's talk about JJ on magazine. I didn't have time to write the whole interview thoug, just the parts about 1000 and jj.
31 is pretty good issue of waxpoetics, there's other interesting hiphop interviews too like count bass d and j.rocc etc..
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By Lampdog Thu Oct 30, 2008 9:58 am
Only on the 2000 before huh, pretty pathetic pseudo-knowledge right there.
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By rich_biatch Thu Oct 30, 2008 4:08 pm
Lampdog wrote:Only on the 2000 before huh, pretty pathetic pseudo-knowledge right there.



yeah this place is full of cats like that. its like shootin fish in a barrel talkin tech wit em...

and then euro heads who hang on every word of american rappers... i just have to laugh! :lol:
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By punchdrunk Sat Nov 01, 2008 10:35 pm
MF DOOM wrote:They made it so you could do certain things that you could only do on the 2000 before. Now you can do it on the 1000, like multilayering stuff or stacking sounds. You couldn't do that with the original OS from Akai. Putting them snares together, so it just pops.


ok, in this case i'm gonna give doom the benefit of a doubt and assume he's talking about linking pads (simult), the way you would on a 2000. the old akai os on the 1000 let you stack sounds on a single pad (with only a single filter for all stacked sounds) but you couldn't link pads simultaneously (which would give you filters for each linked pad).

i've seen doom say some stupid stuff before, but i think this one kinda makes sense...
By dtaa pla muk Sat Nov 01, 2008 10:41 pm
he's most definitely talking about simult. layering per PAD is something i only like to do if they're going to be velocity switching, otherwise you kind of have to "take em as they are" as far as shaping goes.

man, doom is my homie. i'm so pleased to hear this news.
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By punchdrunk Sat Nov 01, 2008 11:21 pm
Nym wrote:man, doom is my homie. i'm so pleased to hear this news.


doom is dope, except for all the shows he sent doom imposters to perform at. i've seen so many videos of fake dooms blatantly lip synching and eventually getting boo'd off stage, getting things thrown at them.

and besides all the videos look at the last picture on this page, comparing scars on the guys hand... :evil:
http://ohmpark.com/videos/video-of-day- ... -is-fraud/


and then i read doom's response to all this the other day...
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.7 ... rformances


i would have loved to see him live but thats some straight bullshit right there....
fuk all that sht.
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By legs mechanical Sun Nov 02, 2008 12:18 am
Everyone has been talking trash about the metal-faced villain's live show shenanigans forever. His albums are dope. He's old. I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. Besides, I don't think I've ever been to a hip hop show that wasn't disappointing in my life. And I've seen some acts with some rad albums.
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By punchdrunk Sun Nov 02, 2008 12:48 am
legs mechanical wrote:Everyone has been talking trash about the metal-faced villain's live show shenanigans forever. His albums are dope. He's old. I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. Besides, I don't think I've ever been to a hip hop show that wasn't disappointing in my life. And I've seen some acts with some rad albums.


nah, terrible shows are one thing, but damn, don't send some random douche bag in a mask to lip synch to your songs for a twenty minute set. especially when people are paying $30 or more to see your lame ass show...

i will definitely always be a fan of his recorded work, but this live fckery is wack...
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By kneebone77 Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:50 am
legs mechanical wrote:I don't think I've ever been to a hip hop show that wasn't disappointing in my life....


Then you need to see a KRS-1 show, a Busta Rhymes show, a Nice and Smooth show, (if you can find one.), a Edan show or a Doug E. Fresh show...
That's all I can think of for now.
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By legs mechanical Sun Nov 02, 2008 2:11 am
I've seen Edan and it was un-live. Most of Wu and that was tedious. Ghostface with Cappadonna alone at another show was pretty rad though. I dunno. I love hip-hop but the live shit is usually pretty awful. Just an out of breath dude whose mic is way lower than his boys' rapping over a a piece of vinyl. You gotta admit that thats what you get 80% of the time. My point is that doom makes dope records that sound like nothing but his own, so why hate b/c his live show is lame... didn't stop me from listening to del.