As a result, whenever anybody buys me clothes or gives me promotional T‑shirts at trade shows, they invariably settle on the XL size. Now he takes a look at its successor to see how much more you get when you buy XL.Īnyone who knows me will tell you I have always been a big bloke and, as the years march by, a constant diet of fine food and fine wine has only added to how I started out. If you have any questions of the hook up just private email me.Three years ago Paul Wiffen concluded that Akai had brought the concept of the sampling drum machine up to date with the MPC2000. now you can go to ebay and buy a CDROM for like $50.00 -> go there: or this one : $99 combo sell, I like thier cdrom I bought one for my Triton Rack which is hot. Akai did a good thing doing that, this is called a chain. Now the way you run these is on each of the boxes there are ID's number you set them up like 1,Hard drive :2,CDROM: 3,Zip. ok now I run my hard drive external scsi to my cdrom external scsi which is hooked up to my Zip drive scsi which my Zip runs into my MPC. Ok, I bought a Glyph for a bout $189 CDROM SCSI from Manny's and I have a Lacie Hard Drive 18 Gigs lots and lots of storage to save big files when I do big tracks from A to Z and 683.6 mb that's nuts.

The thing is that you can also save your files in wav in the MPC in case you want to produce beats in Reason that certain software inside of it take wav sounds. I have a Zip external hooked to my pc also but it's portable so if I am somewhere I can down load free sounds and take it back to my studio and bammmmmmm right in my MPC, and wav.

Ok, yes you can hook a CDROM, Zip Drive 100 or 250 MB, and a SCSI hard drive to it and run it in a chain that's how I have it. Peace Quiet Storm, I am glad You got the MPC 2000xl, it's hot and I wouldn't do any production without it.

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