Too busy pressing an excess amount of buttons and jumping in and out of menus more likeDanswift wrote: Good idea.
The only problem is the peeps over at MPC Forums are probably all too busy actually creating music ...
Here, show those poor bastards what a proper, well designed, user-centric music production tool looks like. I've attached images of a rather pretty custom 555 to wet their appetite, because I know how much those MPC users love their custom boxes (me too).
BTW, when I was talking about professional customisation before, this is the sort of 'Craftsman' standard I was talking about, not a bunch of stickers!
But I already answered that one before bruh. If I were forced to own an MPC it would be one of the JJOS units, but the chances of me owning any MPC are zero. The old school MPC is basically a 80s/90s style menu-driven box, and the new school MPC is basically a cash register for inMusic.Jaytreaze wrote:i asked what u think of the 2000xl not corporations lol but yh
See images below to get an idea of what a great-sounding, hands-on, seriously fun to use music production tool looks like. The SP-555 is a keeper for life bruh, and that should be obvious to anyone who loves their OG/SX/A (and a fucking relief to anyone who's been subjected to the mess that is the MKII).
Anyway, I don't care what any of you say, I will be keeping it and using it non stop as my main peice of equipment. And man, I think it looks fucking great (especially in that colour) like some retro mad-scientist's laboratory equipment or summat, or perhaps something you'd find as part of the control panel in a nuclear ractor!!!