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AKAI MPC Production Guide
The AKAI MPC Production Guide is a comprehensive guide to help you with the powerful line of AKAI drum machine selections. | Homepage | Yamaha Motif | Roland Fantom | Korg Triton | AKAI MPC 2000 XL | Roland MV-8000 | Roland MC-909 | Roland SP-606 | Synthsizers | Digital Recorders | Microphones | DVD Recording Software Akai MPC 2000XL The Work Horse I have to make this statement! If you walk into a production studio and they do not have a MPC 60, MPC 3000, MPC 2000, MPC 2000XL, MPC 4000 or an MPC 1000 drum machine…LEAVE! Seriously! I don’t care what type of music they produce or what kind of software they have (Propellerhead Reason, FL Studio..etc…etc). The fact is nothing swings drums like an MPC drum machine. I have all kind of software and hardware but my main piece of gear is my MPC 2000XL. For you old heads I have a Roger Linn MPC 3000 too but the screen doesn’t show that great anymore. However, it still has a spot in the studio just because it is an MPC 3000 no what I mean. Listen to a track I produced with my MPC 2000XL. I chopped the samples and sequenced it all with the MPC. The MPC 2000XL is what I do all my sequencing with and it is definitely in the loop of my MIDI setup. I am running 2 keyboards, 6 sound modules, 3 synth boards and the EMU MP-7 drum machine from my MPC 2000XL. Oh…she is a beast. I love all my software gear but I will never leave my hardware gear to collect dust…NEVER! The AKAI MPC Production Guide will give you a list of the current boards and specs on the most popular “MPC 2000XL”. The MPC Drum Machine Line
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