THE MPC KILLER???
- Thread starter LUXX278
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probably because 90% of people who own an mpc do so because thats what everybody uses. the name sells, not the features, becuase if it relied solely on tech specs it would sit on a shelf collecting dust. a fully loaded mpc 2000 shouldnt sell for more than 6 to 800 at the most but ive seen them for over 2 gs. thats ridiculous. if someones actually looking at specs then they would probably realize that a pc would do the job just fine. i aint knockin the mpc itself because the machine is good at what it does. but the "what it does per dollar" ratio is horrible at best. for the price of those machines you should have access to every akai format sample cd for free!!!!
what up this is kevski, for my use the mpc is still king, im not used to sitting in front of a monitor to compose music, nothin wrong with it at all but its still about what i hear not see,also i dont have to buy a midi interface,deal with clock delays,crashes and other stuff,yeah the mpc is getting old but so are pianos,guitars
and a whole lotta shit people been using for years, also i like the sound of the mpc over any other sampler on the market
and a whole lotta shit people been using for years, also i like the sound of the mpc over any other sampler on the market
i used to want an MPC (back in 2000/2001) but only for the fact that it wuz "industry standard" but then when i bought my new computer and set it up with all this software, i realized i really don't need it........ but lets say i actually did buy one.... then it's thank god for eBay...... because $2000 IS a joke for a broke person like me to be paying for that, brand new if u ask me.... i think your paying $800 for the system itself, but another $1200 for the name or somethin....