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shmedy wrote:sp forums suck, ha. :lol:
nice set up


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harmony one wrote:lol @ ella using an mpc1000 as a mouse pad


ahah
you're totally right.
i mean, from 3/4 months this mpc is a dust taker... :?
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whys that?
not as fun as other stuff?
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ellaguru wrote:
harmony one wrote:lol @ ella using an mpc1000 as a mouse pad


ahah
you're totally right.
i mean, from 3/4 months this mpc is a dust taker... :?


If you don't need it send it over to my place :mrgreen:
Kidding...but... you can if you want :P

Is the MPC really that bad? Too bad I've never been able to try using one...
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COMPUTERS wrote:
ellaguru wrote:
harmony one wrote:lol @ ella using an mpc1000 as a mouse pad


ahah
you're totally right.
i mean, from 3/4 months this mpc is a dust taker... :?


If you don't need it send it over to my place :mrgreen:
Kidding...but... you can if you want :P

Is the MPC really that bad? Too bad I've never been able to try using one...


guys
the mpc1000 is the best editing/sounding machine i got.
saying that, the fx are not that great.
the saving/loading is a bit annoying.
i still didnt explore it as is i should indeed.
mute groups, 16 levels, 16 patterns at once are cool features really
...the best could be to play the mpc through sp505/sp303/st224/kp2 fx via the 6 outs of this machine itself...very psychedelic/absurd experience...
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the saving/loading is a bit annoying


That's what I hate most about the MPCs ive tried.. you have to load things into ram, and save things separately and its confusing/annoying - if you forget to save one bit or something then load up and half your project is wrong etc.
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cartesia wrote:
the saving/loading is a bit annoying


That's what I hate most about the MPCs ive tried.. you have to load things into ram, and save things separately and its confusing/annoying - if you forget to save one bit or something then load up and half your project is wrong etc.


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ellaguru wrote:the saving/loading is a bit annoying.


Yeah I hear that - I've had the 60 and 2k in the past and I could never get past that workflow issue.

I also wanted to show an update to my lab. Of course this means that there was no room for my ms10 but I use a sine wave 95% of the time for bass so I use subtractor in reason for that controlled via the nanokey. Big news for me is that I mustered up the courage to mod my 808. I got tired of sampling it cuz it never sounded as good and I can't step sequence to save my life so now I midi retrofitted it and control it via the padkontrol. I have to admit though it was nerve wracking to solder 20 tiny wires to the circuit board onto solder pads the size of pin heads. I can't believe I didnt mess it up! But the first time I hit did a snare roll with the x/y pad through the actual unit I nearly wet myself.

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Absolutely beautiful.
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Euclid Ov Oåklånd wrote:Absolutely beautiful.


I second that statement.
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yeah... i havent posted in forever but i had to get on to put in my two cents regarding this set-up. so here it goes....

OH MY LORD! THAT IS THE DOPENESS! wiring the 808 to the padkontrol!?!?!?!! you are a hero!

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thats some mega equipment :o
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