NAMM 2008 Akai MPC 5000 Sampler Workstation

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  • Flipstaxx08 says:

    ableton and a mac if u cant afford this

  • MidwestBear says:

    tell that to 9th wonder you bitch

  • MidwestBear says:

    a mac is damn near the same price as this thing and even more if you buy Ableton. I say get a MPC even you buy an older one like a 2000

  • Flipstaxx08 says:

    u better watch how you talk to your father lil kid..no one is saying you gotta buy a mac and ableton..obviously the kid has a computer all he needs is ableton ,pro tools or reason. no one cares what you say cuz you use Fruity loops and your beats sound like 2 year olds made them.

  • channelzerotube says:

    hey man i was wondering if a mv 8800 is better or is akai mpc 5000 betta thanks man

  • Flipstaxx08 says:

    It depends on what you wanna do.

  • krzone81 says:

    who will use the 64/3 t.c

  • joeycarr333 says:

    i dunno what to get guys? which is more better and more Stable? an Mpc 4000? or Mpc 5000?
    and i know this is a mad question but turning it on, how easy is it to get makin a beat?
    cos ive used the 500 and i sent it back took me like 4 hours to assign a snare to 1 pad and i cudnt see the screeen, so advice on them 2 things would be great thanks! ?

  • blaqoutmusic says:

    500 is a toy…. 4000 is better than 5k.

  • BuzzhawgProductions says:

    damn dude. Most important rule of production… It isnt what you use, its how you use what you have. You can have a million dollar setup but if you suck…. that million was wasted. Some of the best beatmakers I know use FL.

  • BuzzhawgProductions says:

    And the MPC5000 is Akais answer to the MV-8800. I own the MV-8800 and the 4000. The MV blows the doors off the MPC4000. I never had a chance to play with a 5000 so I cant tell you if thats better or not. BUT if the 5000 has the same issues (Screen and pad probs) then the MV will still be better.

  • Flipstaxx08 says:

    yea just like how i can make a better beat than you with a stick and a garbage can JK BUT FOR REAL checkmy stats before you try to school me cuz i does this!. I wasn’t knockin FL.. i was replyin to the kid who hated on my comment..who was a fag who made shit beats with FL…i started with FL..and still have it in the Lab..but i got love fore it!

  • mpchead621 says:

    if you had that much trouble with the 500, you won’t do very well on the 4000 or 5000. they are much more advanced. put the time in to read the manual. you have to be mad patient

  • studioworks808 says:

    At the age of 41 and had ALL Mpc’s from 60 to 60 MK2 a 2000 and a 3000 you are perfectly right none of the mentioned come close to a 4000, it’s insane, the 5000 is nukai not Akai!!

  • blaqoutmusic says:

    agreed. do u have a 1000? i got a question about it

  • blaqoutmusic says:

    lol. fl aint shit to me…. i got friends who r killin it but im ol fashioned. mpc 4 me

  • blaqoutmusic says:

    mv is way better than 5000…. if u cant afford 8800 go wit 8000 – the only difference is the color screen. i got an mpc 1k but my friends use those mv’s….nasty machines man… RZA got one too lol

  • Flipstaxx08 says:

    i aint say nuttin bout FL

  • studioworks808 says:

    Yep I have a 1000 also

  • 4staffy4 says:

    Any UKHH fans come check the new tracks up on my page.
    Heavy bars.
    Safe
    Staffy

  • CardeyaTV says:

    @blaqoutmusic I have an mv8800, fantom s, tascam 1884,and krk rokit 5s for sale. cheaper than ebay. If anyone is serious, send me a message.

  • theoneandonly3nasty says:

    mv dont have synth and for that is dead 4 me

  • theoneandonly3nasty says:

    FL = Fukin Lol

  • cougneur23 says:

    the 5000 is great but its big and heavy. i travel a lot and the mpc 1000 is perfect for that.

  • atalis1 says:

    stfu!

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