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Mpc and Live

Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 8:17 pm
by nblazer
Hey ive been using live and reason now for a while now and i love it, ive been thinking of picking up the new mpc 2500 cause it just looks beastly, but im not really sure how i could incorperate it into the set up i got live 5, reason, and an x-station (by far the best midi keyboard on the market) any help would be much loved,
cheers

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 2:42 am
by Schmidi
might be better off to just get a pad surface like the mpd16 or trigger finger (better IMOP). Live can run circles around an mpc, but to each their own.

Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:45 am
by metaforensics
I'm running something similiar. I'm just got live 5 a month agon, and i use a mpc1k. I think the 2 work awesome together. I build my beats on my mpc1k, and ASR 10, and then track out into Live 5 (which is a breeze). Since your already using live. I would go for the mpc1k with the new os update (2.0). I owned the 1k before I got Live 5, but I bought Live 5 to be able to perform my music. Me personally i like building the heart of beats on the mpc1k, ASR 10, and then throw it into able to some synths maybe, or some effects to what i sample, or whatever, and then mix everything.

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 7:49 pm
by beatnick
metaforensics wrote:I'm running something similiar. I'm just got live 5 a month agon, and i use a mpc1k. I think the 2 work awesome together. I build my beats on my mpc1k, and ASR 10, and then track out into Live 5 (which is a breeze). Since your already using live. I would go for the mpc1k with the new os update (2.0). I owned the 1k before I got Live 5, but I bought Live 5 to be able to perform my music. Me personally i like building the heart of beats on the mpc1k, ASR 10, and then throw it into able to some synths maybe, or some effects to what i sample, or whatever, and then mix everything.
Have you got the new OS allready??

Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 7:55 pm
by mike holiday
live made my mpc 2k collect dust

so i sold the mpc

used it since '98 and never looked back