FP User
Note : 10 sur 10
Publié le 01/11/08 à 00:00
(contenu en anglais)
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I am totally satisfied with this amazing machine after few add-ups such as 2 extra Rams of 64mb that you definetly need and both should cost no more than $120, the digital output extention card which goes for around $200 and of course a SCSI CD-ROM or CDRW for you to be able to load sound libraries to your machine, however you will have really hard time trying to find a SCSI CD-ROM in year 2002, so you should be prepared to pay another $200 for the external SCSI CDRW. And finally you have a completely amazing machine that can do it all for you for a total of $1900
Price paid
$1400+$500
UTILIZATION
Very very easy but if you are new to these machines maybe it might take you couple of weeks.
absolutely a live performance machine. I have for almost a year now, I never needed customer support. plus there's tons of user community forums in the net.
SOUNDS
Sound quality is good but with the add-on digital outputs it is perfect. The factory sounds is focused on electronic music but you have freedom to sample any sound in it anyways. Effects are great but I would have added 3 more knobs.
OVERALL OPINION
Simply blows my mind but I kinda wanna check out the new Akai MPC 4000.
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown ( 7-, 2002)
Price paid
$1400+$500
UTILIZATION
Very very easy but if you are new to these machines maybe it might take you couple of weeks.
absolutely a live performance machine. I have for almost a year now, I never needed customer support. plus there's tons of user community forums in the net.
SOUNDS
Sound quality is good but with the add-on digital outputs it is perfect. The factory sounds is focused on electronic music but you have freedom to sample any sound in it anyways. Effects are great but I would have added 3 more knobs.
OVERALL OPINION
Simply blows my mind but I kinda wanna check out the new Akai MPC 4000.
Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: Unknown ( 7-, 2002)