MPC help

[LosBeats]

Wuts good yall? I'm fairly new to this stuff, so wuts a good MPC for someone just starting out. I'm on a lil budget, like $400 TOPS! So a lil help anyone?

 

[misscc803]

I thought your post would be better off in the Akai MPC section so I moved it over here. If i had some akai mpcs in you could get a deal from me but i dont have any in.

www.craigslist.com
www.roguemusic.com
www.ebay.com
www.instrumentexchange.com

Nicole

 

[TheDeen]

All the MPCs are fairly easy to pick up on. The MPC4000 has a slightly longer learning curve due to its increased features.

Anyway, like Nicole said, just grab one that you can afford.

 

[Mantas]

For $400 u can get a classic mpc2000. It's really good and easy to learn.

 

[Sir_Lucid]

Wuts good yall? I'm fairly new to this stuff, so wuts a good MPC for someone just starting out. I'm on a lil budget, like $400 TOPS! So a lil help anyone?

You could get a 2k for $400 (Or even $300 if your a tuff ebayer)

But before you just jump into it,you should do some research on the mpc your gonna get.

Despite the price,it would'nt make sense to buy something,when you already have what your lookin for,or maybe not like the features,or workspace.

 

[robb_lowe]

if you get an mp for 400 bills i'd be surprised. i mean, i'm not saying it's not possible, anything is possible. i still see the "60" run for like 700 bills easy. if that's your budget, you'll have to look extremely hard for an mp at that price. for a few more hundred, you could cop the 1000...

 

[Sonorous]

try to get the MPC 2000 XL you might be able to find one in your price range on ebay if not 400 i seen them for like 700 with a bunch of extra like sample cds and cd rom