Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By EarlGreenMusic Sat Jan 03, 2009 1:22 am
i need to get stuck into learning. ive learnt how to create my own floppy disks with mpcpgmmaker but it still takes a while especially if i want to put the right sounds on the right pads . does anyone know where i can buy amazing sounds all ready on floppy disk? theres so much junk out there.

mpc 2000

Thanks
Earl Green
http://www,myspace.com/futurekidrollfunkfresh
By klixxx Sat Jan 03, 2009 6:51 pm
ebay man,
or what you could do is create your own kits by just getting the samples from your computer by getting sample cds of different kits and just loading them on your disk
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By Lampdog Sun Jan 04, 2009 6:19 am
EarlGreenMusic wrote:i need to get stuck into learning. ive learnt how to create my own floppy disks with mpcpgmmaker but it still takes a while especially if i want to put the right sounds on the right pads .

Placing your own samples is how you get your own sound, not by buying stuff that everyone has access to.
More satisfying when you have your own stuff.
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By EProductionz Tue Jan 06, 2009 6:25 pm
DJ Hellfire wrote:I'm baffled the the use of the term floppy! I can't believe you aren't at least on zip. I've lost so many beats due to floppies getting the disk read error.

And don't pay for sounds!


Try opening the floppy on your Computer, and if you can do that, try to put the files onthe floppy onto a fresh floppy, and it might work!
I did this, and it has worked for me before.

Pz!
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By jazzbee Tue Jan 06, 2009 10:16 pm
Floppy is the way forward :P

Yes it's a VERY good idea to back-up all your floppies on PC and
it's very simple to do: just copy your MPC Floppy content to a folder on your PC.
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By EarlGreenMusic Wed Jan 07, 2009 1:37 am
hey thanks for the feedback. floppy disks rule! i like having less than zip as its easier to get my head around as a begginer, yes i did add you on you tube :) you must of had some good videos. ill have my 1st video up soon.

Earl Green
www.myspace.com/futurekidrollfunkfresh
By cunoSvaa Thu Jan 08, 2009 7:45 am
yo hit me up i have dumb floppies crammed with dope breaks and dumb samples fo sale!

i switch to the mpc 3000 so i no longer need countless floppies all over the place hahaha
By MPZ60 Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:54 am
I think having a library of drum machine samples is a good thing even if you have to buy them. They are good to layer with sampled stuff. I am all about sampling and being original but it does not hurt to have other peoples hard work at your disposal too :) . Use both.....
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By four eyes Wed Jan 28, 2009 6:10 am
i've found it easier to look and find my own samples than buying kits that have sounds worth using.