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jroc2008 said:
MV8800 ****s all over every mpc besides the 4000. The 3000 and 60 don't come close to comparing to the 4000 or 8800, but so many sick producers love em so I aint gonna knock em.
Sorry, plain and simple, get the 8800. I got a 8000, if you have any questions please ask.
Xabiton
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lol @ comparing feature sets from the mpc 3000 to the MV 8800. the 3000 is like 20 years old. Anyway use whatever you feel comfortable with. I know a lot of hot cats who make beats with just a motif. It has a sampler and a sequencer so there is no need for a mpc but if u want one go for it.
Dj Frantic
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The answer to your question is no. Work with what you are comfortable with.
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jroc2008
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thanks for the help I got a motif classic but I have all the sounds for the es and xs loaded in it..and the sequencer is so easy to use.. so I think I will stick with what I got
if you morons noticed, I said that the 8800 ****s on every mpc. I wasn't comparing features (please point out where I compare features), I was just saying that even if you get a 8800, you can still get a 3000 or 60 because of their "unique" sound. jesus. theres more to drum machines than just the features, no?
good, very good.
jroc2008 said:
good, very good.
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fame804
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yeah!! me toDiaboliC said:please explain more?i got a classic would love the es and xs sounds
yeah!! me toDiaboliC said:please explain more?i got a classic would love the es and xs sounds
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terrellmoragne
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lvngdead said:
I don't think that you have to have any certain kind of equipment to get inspiration. I feel like you make work with what you have. I started out with a Korg Triton Studio. I mean that was my very first peace of equipment. Thats how I learned how to seq. and build songs on. I learned that thing in and out for two and a half years before I got my next piece of equipment. I learned how to sample and chop on a Triton. When I got my first full fledge sampler I chose the MPC 4000. I picked the 4000 and to me personally DO NOT SEQUENCE with nothing else.Everything besdes my live instrumentation sees the 4000 first before Protools.I don't really like to get into that MPC vs MV ****. But I see people tripping over the technical side of the equipment all of the time. I feel like you just better be able to have a ear and make good music. You can have 50,000 worth of stuff but you can still get knocked out by some one with and MPC 60 an old sound module and some samples. I feel JUST MAKE GOOD MUSIC.......
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bravo brotha
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look I say you go to a store and try them out I know that I am going to get a mpc 4000 or an 8800 cause I like the work flow of hardware it makes you feel like your really part of the music. one reason I would get the 4000 or the 8800 is that I hate making drums on a keyboard cause you dont get the same feel as a drum machine
