Post your views and questions about the Akai MPC2500
By bunda boy Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:22 am
i bought a 2500 secondhand about a month ago and the other day when i turned it on it automatically loaded up everything on the internal memory and does so everytime i turn it on now any advice on how to fix this would be much apreciated
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By selecta jo Sun Nov 09, 2008 5:35 am
welcome to the forums...

simply turn the autoload to off!
hint: look out for the window button - if it lights up, push it and learn those submenus, too...

peace jo
By needhelp Mon Nov 10, 2008 1:00 am
hahaha...you know whats crazy...i'm new to the site and dont know the lingo....but i automatically knew what RTFM meant? hahaha....i'm such a **** genius... haha... i understand you're new to the whole MPC experience... but the more you learn about the MPC...you will then soon realize why that guy said that in his message.... that was a noob question...haha....
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By taxman806 Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:09 am
Let me welcome you to the forums bro. And also, know that all info that you want/need is here inthe forums. Do yourself a favor and use the search function. Otherwise, you're leaving yourself wide open to funny or vicious attacks from the members. You have been warned! Have fun! :wink:
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By That-1-DJ Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:27 am
Bunda Boy, If you have made it this far down the page, And you are still scratching your head wondering what RTFM means, Let me help you, "READ THE FREAKIN MANUAL" (To put it nicely). You have just made a big purchase towards your studio setup. So PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE read the manual from front to back. I know that you are really anxious and want to hit buttons, move the faders, turn knobs, Play with the tilt screen and OH YEAH and uhh MAKE BEATS TOO! :D but trust me in order to get the most out of your investments you must R-F-T-M :angry: The people on this forum can and will be very helpful but we will not hold your hand in the process. Even after you read the manual you will still have questions. But trust me WE CAN TELL WHEN ONE HAS NOT RTFM! It is within the power of the forums, stick around long enough and you will aquire them. :shock: GOOD NIGHT and RTFM!