Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By Fung45 Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:14 pm
LvngDead wrote:-No volume control for each track. (Velocity works ok but it's not the same)

-Mixer screen C'mon man
LvngDead wrote:-Effects you have to buy separately.

-Everybody knows those effects suck anyways
LvngDead wrote:-Only lo-pass filter.

-Also has a resonance filter
LvngDead wrote:-Damn double-triggering of pads.

-Learn to hit them properly and this will no longer happen
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By LvngDead Wed Nov 12, 2008 9:27 pm
1) Volume control for each track, not each sound.

2) Yes they do.

3) Hooray, big deal.

4) Yeah, ok. If your pads are gonna **** double trigger on me, then why not just give me the circular sensor? I should be able to hit the **** pad anywhere I **** want (yes or no?) and have it trigger properly. Especially if I just dropped $1200 on this ****. **** akaibots.
By os`kar Wed Nov 12, 2008 10:01 pm
LvngDead wrote:1) Volume control for each track, not each sound.

2) Yes they do.

3) Hooray, big deal.

4) Yeah, ok. If your pads are gonna **** double trigger on me, then why not just give me the circular sensor? I should be able to hit the **** pad anywhere I **** want (yes or no?) and have it trigger properly. Especially if I just dropped $1200 on this ****. **** akaibots.


1. Why not record hihats to track 1, snares to track 2 and so on? this gives you the track volume control - serves me good

2. have no idea - never heard of them ;)

3.yep

4. the pads are freaking me out too! i want to hit it once, and i do so but i hear two snares or shit...


oskar
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By Fung45 Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:27 am
LvngDead wrote:1) Volume control for each track, not each sound.

MIXER SCREEN=each pad, that+track velocity should be enough to do everything you want and more.

LvngDead wrote:4) Yeah, ok. If your pads are gonna **** double trigger on me, then why not just give me the circular sensor? I should be able to hit the **** pad anywhere I **** want (yes or no?) and have it trigger properly. Especially if I just dropped $1200 on this ****. **** akaibots.

You can hit the pad anywhere you want, hit it properly and it works properly. Preemo and Dre never seemed to have this pad hitting problem.
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By BenHoughton Thu Nov 13, 2008 6:38 am
thats like a drummer saying "oh i should be able to hit this ride anywhere and it sounds like i want - sorry but the reality of mpc is you gotta hit those pads in the correct way - somewhat like any other instrument. I for one don't find this confining in the slightest
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By LvngDead Thu Nov 13, 2008 2:55 pm
you **** compare a real-life drum set to a **** digital sampler?

The pads are **** 1inch by 1inch, so why is the sensor not even half that size? Ever heard of the **** Padkontrol by korg? You have, but it doesnt matter because akais dick tastes so good to you, right?

listen to yourself : "should be able to hit this ride anywhere and it sounds like I want"

I can program a **** sound any way I want to any pad on the MPC, I can't do the same on a real drum set. Stop trynna be smart and comparing apples to oranges.

when you 15 year olds see the name "lvngdead" on these forums, don't **** reply to anything I say. You motehrfcukers are morons. Grade-A morons.
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By Fung45 Thu Nov 13, 2008 7:42 pm
You're getting a little worked up it seems, if you don't like Akai products especially the MPC I think you've come to the wrong place. This website is for MPC users and enthusiasts(hence the name "Akai MPC forums"). Yes, the pad sensors on the MPC have flaws, and of course we've heard of the pad kontrol. The best sensors to trigger drums and samples are piezo's which are made of highly sensitive crystals, neither MPC or pad kontrol use them. The internet is very big and I'm sure you can find a site for your preferred music production tool. I think Ben's comparison was to illustrate the old adage 'A bad carpenter blames his tools'. You saying the MPC has double triggering problems only tells us you don't know how to use it correctly. It's like a chef not being able to cut properly or use a spatula. Also the name calling is uncalled for, you came to an MPC enthusiast forum, don't get mad when we call you out for your lack of skill with the machine, moron.
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By four eyes Fri Nov 14, 2008 3:23 am
lol @ double triggering. it happens, but who cares. the only time this happens is when IM hitting the pad with 2 fingers. so that is a USER technique issue. if the pads were so flawed why is everybody trying to imitate them.

this guy is getting emotional. XL rocks.
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By zbigi Fri Nov 14, 2008 1:17 pm
four eyes wrote:if the pads were so flawed why is everybody trying to imitate them.



it's a plot by the rockefeller family to destroy the world. it was in that zeitgeist movie.
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By arg.roots Fri Nov 14, 2008 10:33 pm
shit all this over double hitting the pads? relax dude its not like it pops a fist out and socks you on the nose everytime that happens...........

if you dont like it sell it, who cares, i dont.
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By eastcoast121 Fri Nov 14, 2008 11:02 pm
you dont get the double trigger if you hit it right. hit it in the center of the pad and RAISE your finger OFF of the pad once you hit it. my brother CONSTANTLY gets double hits when he messes with my MPC becuz he always lays his hands on the pads and just presses them. they are percussive type instruments. strike them bitches, dont press them!
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By Jacpot Mon Nov 17, 2008 8:47 pm
LvngDead is a fuking idiot. I thought he was cool at first. But with his silly ass comments in this thread Ill never take him seriously again. You just sound stupid bruh
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By fasttrackpimp Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:25 pm
It was released back in 99. What the hell do you expect from a machine from 99? Usb, Vol for each track, and ect? How would that be plausible for a machine from 99 running on scsi and 32mb ram? As for the double hitting pads, just takes practice. I was doing it for the few couple of days and then they quit doing that. I have the 2000 classic(96) btw.