is an MPC 1000 worth getting in literal 2019?
Is an MPC 1000 worth getting in literal 2019?
Ian Diaz
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Joseph Collins
no you can do all that this can do on a pc
Carter Hernandez
Just get Reason :)
It's on sale right now :))
Brody Flores
I use the phone app
Evan Miller
is Yea Forums the poorest board on this whole site?
Josiah Hall
What does this have to do with money? It's all about workflow and features.
Christian James
t. 20-something yr old zoomer who spent $$$ on a drum pad after watching 4 fruity loops tutorials on YouTube and now makes """chillwave lofi trap beats""" in his parents' basement
Connor Rodriguez
expensive gear won't make you creative.
Dylan Richardson
No but it is in figurative 2019
Cameron Walker
>workflow
hardware gives best workflow.
nope, i hate n********r music
Hunter Phillips
There’s a 90% chance It’ll sit at the back of your desk collecting dust. Everyone I’ve seen who’s owned one or similar play it for a bit then scrap it, thinking one day they’ll utilize it
Nicholas Hall
Share one of your songs ITT and I'll tell u if it's worth it
Because this is the real issue here
Just look at fruity loops youtubers with their acoustically-treated studios and expensive monitors and best headphones and synths decorating the walls — and they will never make it because they lack imagination
Cooper Bennett
this
share your music user
otherwise there's no way to tell if getting one could help u
don't be a little bitch
share a song :)
Nathan Taylor
based
Share a song now
Leo Thompson
It might be, or it might not. It depends. The two questions I always ask myself before any speculative purchase:
Do I *really* need this?
and
Will I *really* use this?
If no to either, then it's a pass.
Ian Robinson
>expensive gear
an MPC1000 does not cost more than a laptop
This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard
Jacob Bennett
This is wrong and is what leads to so many failed purchases
The question you should ask yourself isn't
"Do I really need this" or "Will I really use this"
Because anyone can convince themselves over time that they *really* need something, in the end "needing" something becomes indecipherable from "wanting" something
— eventually people end up thinking they "need" something without knowing what for
**THEREFORE**
The 2 questions you should ask yourself are
"What specifically do I want to use this for?"
And then — "Do I need this thing in order to perform this action?"
You need to be specific about your goals — why do you need this thing? What purpose will this thing serve? If you have a clear defined purpose in mind, is this the most affordable and achievable way to accomplish this goal?
Hunter Cruz
no but this shit is absolutely obsolete. if i had all the money to buy all synths in the world i still wouldnt buy this. absolutely useless.
Dominic Morales
not sure why this would matter but okay
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Dylan Campbell
>hardware gives best workflow.
Carson Collins
I never considered these difficulties but I agree that people are very prone to self-deception and aimlessness, so yours is a helpful correction.
Bentley Lewis
you dont need an mpc for that. i made this song based almost entirely from samples (mainly old jazz songs) on the computer:
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its way more comfy and gives you way more control over what youre doing. mpc is probably fun to play around with, but even then i would rather recommend you to buy a midi controller like a lunchpad for example.
Zachary Lee
*lAunchpad i meant. sth like this:
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