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HOW CAN U NOT FIND A USE FOR IT IN YUR SETUP. ITS THE BEST SEQUENCER/SAMPLER AVAILAABLE IN THE HARDWARE WORLDMarkN said:
Why I love my MPC ...
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themucka
"The man behind the Hits"
ill o.g.
cuz ive spent years and years making the drumkits i love on my mpc2000 and now i have them all at my finger tips on my 4k....
the fact i can take any decent drum sound and make it a killa...
the sequencer...
the fact that its the machine i learned 2 do hip hop on and will be the machine till i die.
there will always be an mpc in my studio and 2 me if theres not one in a studio it aint a real hip hop studio...
p.s the fact i no longer need a mixer jus my mpc, turntable.. 24bit... lovely..
the fact i can take any decent drum sound and make it a killa...
the sequencer...
the fact that its the machine i learned 2 do hip hop on and will be the machine till i die.
there will always be an mpc in my studio and 2 me if theres not one in a studio it aint a real hip hop studio...
p.s the fact i no longer need a mixer jus my mpc, turntable.. 24bit... lovely..
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It is easy to bang out hits on it and it feels comfortable to play on the pads I only know what its like because my homie got one dat i always play on....until i order my own
How is the MPC1000 the best?
T
The Bastard
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the mpcs in general are the best
KurtisRich
Pussy Monster
ill o.g.
Battle Points: 13
Why I love my MPC? ..........hmmm.... Note Repeat and Sequencer
ron herman
ILLIEN
ill o.g.
Im starting to like my 1000 now that I install 3.6 operating system. I was about to take it back to guitar center. Pads are fine to me.
Agent Smith
IllMuzik Junkie
ill o.g.
this post has been around for a while... but i'll weigh in.
for the past year or so i've been almost strictly on reason. i can now rip reason to shreds and make a solid beat in a few minutes.
that being said, i've also sampled a lot throughout my production carreer (been beat making for about 5 years- sampling consistently for about 3.)
i started on reason, learned to use recycle and then later switched to hardware. I got an mpc 1000 and a fantom x...later i got a virus as well. They were ill together.
some shit happened and i ended up floating back to reason because it was so quick and because i had such a difficult time navigating through the 1000...and getting my chopped samples on it.
long story short, after a harrowing reacquaintance with my 1000 a couple days ago, i've already banged out 3 solid beats...loving the feel of the mpc each time. now i want to upgrade to a 2500 and get my money's worth with the rest of my hardware.
in short...mpc is ill.
for the past year or so i've been almost strictly on reason. i can now rip reason to shreds and make a solid beat in a few minutes.
that being said, i've also sampled a lot throughout my production carreer (been beat making for about 5 years- sampling consistently for about 3.)
i started on reason, learned to use recycle and then later switched to hardware. I got an mpc 1000 and a fantom x...later i got a virus as well. They were ill together.
some shit happened and i ended up floating back to reason because it was so quick and because i had such a difficult time navigating through the 1000...and getting my chopped samples on it.
long story short, after a harrowing reacquaintance with my 1000 a couple days ago, i've already banged out 3 solid beats...loving the feel of the mpc each time. now i want to upgrade to a 2500 and get my money's worth with the rest of my hardware.
in short...mpc is ill.