By lagallerarecords
Wed Oct 29, 2008 12:05 am
Just got the mpc 2500, i have no idea how to even get started on recording samples. Please help.
By Mike Feedback
Wed Oct 29, 2008 1:25 am
read the quick start guide. if you don't have a hard copy, it's available at http://www.akaipro.com.
By NguoiDuc
Wed Oct 29, 2008 7:48 pm
I don't really know why people always suffer the manualphobia?! 
By mr.pleasant
Wed Oct 29, 2008 9:11 pm
M A N U A L.......... THA MANUAL......... hold on a sec...............
READ THA M A N U A L...... no diss kid, but thats the way 2 go
READ THA M A N U A L...... no diss kid, but thats the way 2 go
Imma different, so don't compare me to anotha...... & thats why he's sooooooo....
By Explicit-
Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:10 pm
He probably cant read.
Is there like a pop-up book version to the manual? Or pictures only manual?
Is there like a pop-up book version to the manual? Or pictures only manual?
By Menco
Thu Oct 30, 2008 7:17 pm
Pictures only manual? never heard of that...
Got a free reading course with it when I purchased the mp
Got a free reading course with it when I purchased the mp
By **valentin**
Fri Oct 31, 2008 5:14 pm
why do people buy mpcs for and don't know what the hell to do with them?
do they get them. open the box. then cant figure sh!t out
and come here and post it and wait...... for a response.
and while they wait they just sit there and look at the mpc?
i think there should be a MPC for Dummies stickys.
do they get them. open the box. then cant figure sh!t out
and come here and post it and wait...... for a response.
and while they wait they just sit there and look at the mpc?
i think there should be a MPC for Dummies stickys.
By Lampdog
Fri Oct 31, 2008 5:21 pm
And some even come with "Well that's what this forum is for".
That line cracks me up when the initial question is SOO basic and covered in the manual.
It should have never been an issues and made it as far as the forum, a place where people would like to discuss real issues
and not regurgitate the same manual covered basic stuff.
That line cracks me up when the initial question is SOO basic and covered in the manual.
It should have never been an issues and made it as far as the forum, a place where people would like to discuss real issues
and not regurgitate the same manual covered basic stuff.
Stop getting automatically offended when you see gold letters!
By dabmeister
Fri Oct 31, 2008 10:48 pm
lagallerarecords wrote:Just got the mpc 2500, i have no idea how to even get started on recording samples. Please help.
Well lagallerarecords, how's it coming? You making any progress?
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By Lampdog
Sat Nov 01, 2008 6:25 am
Explicit- wrote:He probably cant read.
Is there like a pop-up book version to the manual? Or pictures only manual?
What would get peoples attention is if there was a youtube video of a guy turning the pages of the manual.
He wouldn't even have to read. Because it's on youtube and it's a video people will pay attention to it.
Stop getting automatically offended when you see gold letters!
By **valentin**
Mon Nov 03, 2008 6:21 pm
its just that. well its like this
people come here.
post their topic.
sometimes it takes a day to get an answer.
im just saying.
dont just sit there and stare at the mpc.
c'mon press some buttons, try to figure it out
people come here.
post their topic.
sometimes it takes a day to get an answer.
im just saying.
dont just sit there and stare at the mpc.
c'mon press some buttons, try to figure it out
By NguoiDuc
Mon Nov 03, 2008 7:34 pm
lagallerarecords wrote:Just got the mpc 2500, i have no idea how to even get started on recording samples. Please help.
First, you should unbox your MPC. Make sure you remove all the cardbord surroundings of your machine. Do the same with the PVC foil......don't throw the box away before you took out the AC cord! Without that your quest for sampling will die in its beginnings!
By **valentin**
Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:00 pm
NguoiDuc wrote:lagallerarecords wrote:Just got the mpc 2500, i have no idea how to even get started on recording samples. Please help.
First, you should unbox your MPC. Make sure you remove all the cardbord surroundings of your machine. Do the same with the PVC foil......don't throw the box away before you took out the AC cord! Without that your quest for sampling will die in its beginnings!
haha.
if you use it underwater. your samples will come out sounding nice.
sometime by smashing it against the wall.
By poundaproblem
Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:08 pm
its getting pretty sad around here....I mean d*mn in the time it tool to post the question homie could have researched the answer. Gimme the 2500...forget the manual ill make beats for you
By J-tawn
Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:17 pm
haha what the hell il just tell him
what you need is a dj mixer and a turntable inorder to record
plug in all the stuff correctly go to mode record and then press record while insuring your record signal dosent go above the threshold you set
there
what you need is a dj mixer and a turntable inorder to record
plug in all the stuff correctly go to mode record and then press record while insuring your record signal dosent go above the threshold you set
there
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