404 and an MPD24?
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Cheenergies
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doesnt the mpd24 let u have like 16 presets? Because then u would have 16x 4banks i think.
by the way, does anybody know where the midi in connection for the mpd24 is good for?
i use an electribe-R sometimes as a step-sequencer for the sp404 so if i could plug that in the mpd24's midi in, and the mpd24's midi out in the sp404 so both send the same midi signals.. that would be sexy.
by the way, does anybody know where the midi in connection for the mpd24 is good for?
i use an electribe-R sometimes as a step-sequencer for the sp404 so if i could plug that in the mpd24's midi in, and the mpd24's midi out in the sp404 so both send the same midi signals.. that would be sexy.
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Cheenergies
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I was thinkin of buing an MPC1000 or 2500 and yea money is a bit of an issue...I've got an MPD16 at I will need a digital multi track at some stage anyway..maybe in the end i'll get both...but first i'll get an 8 track
Maschine 1.5, SP-404, Akai S20, Microkorg Synth
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jswristrockit
pt3r wrote:Depends on his budget and whether he accepts to buy a box that will have its pads break down on him due to poor design.
Do you speak from experience or from what you have read? My 1000 is about 1.5 years old and has not one problem with pads. If you don't pad the pads like a jackass, you won't have problems either.
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JSRRRockitttt
pt3r wrote:Do you frequent the MPC-forums , are all these mpc 1K users who are complaing about pads breaking down imagining shit?
Yes, I frequent that spot...as Yoshimi. I've seen it...but I have not heard any recent complaints. I tend to think that those who have problems pound their pads like fools...but I could be wrong. I'm just saying... the 1000 is a great machine and you should speak from experience. No big deal.
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jsrukkus
pt3r wrote:Oh but I have no beef with the 1k au contraireI think indeed that the MPC 1k is the powerhouse of the MPC family, it's just all those horror stories of pads breaking down that caught my attention. I don't think it's a bad machine it just seems like those pads were sketchy to say the least.
Ok, fair enough.
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I'll take a roland sampler over an MPC anyday
Ive owned em... used em...MPCs just dont do it for me for some reason.
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jsrocket
i have a mpc1K! but i use my 404 a lot more.
i guess i was born a jackass
cuz my black1k had three faulty pads outta the box. literally, three pads can not achieve max volume unless on fixed velocity. i had the 404 and bought the hype that 1k is what i really needed. oh and the pads are easily fixed on the 1k. nym is the man with this, and he is really nice too.
if i had known the 555 was coming i prolly woulda waited. and i actually think the 555 is gonna be a hit(regardless of the wannabe pads). as far as the mpd w/ 404 i just want to say that people often complain about it with the mpcs so... its a little limited it seems, but then again i don't have one so mr.daniels good luck sir!
i guess i was born a jackass
if i had known the 555 was coming i prolly woulda waited. and i actually think the 555 is gonna be a hit(regardless of the wannabe pads). as far as the mpd w/ 404 i just want to say that people often complain about it with the mpcs so... its a little limited it seems, but then again i don't have one so mr.daniels good luck sir!