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So far I see the Pyramid as the left-side of the brain & the force as the right.still a work in progress. Later I got the Squarp Pyramid to be my main sequencer which is like a modern RS7000.īut last summer I got the Force (was planing on getting the MPC X but when they updated the Force it became the better choice for me), so know I'm trying to learn how to best use them together. I got the MPC-1000 in 2005, traded it for a 2500 (both had JJ 2xl) but as i got more advance in sampling I grew to hate using the MPC's as a sequencer (once u start making beats with 26 sequences it become too tedious to edit & arrange beats) so I got the Yamaha RS7000 which is WAYYYYY better as a sequencer (clip base sequencer) but sucks a sampler.so kept the MPC cuz it's combo of sampling time/editing/management in a hardware unit is really dope.

If u had to let one go what would u keep? Not too keen on getting one of the new models because. 40 seems giant and too much for just a sequencer. What do you think? are out of my price range. MPC2500 with JJOS: seems like it has a lot of cool features, but damn it could be ugly MPC1000 with JJOS: does the small form factor make menu diving more prevalent? Lemme know

Tbh I'm biased because I've always lusted for one of these, and it just looks so nice (I know it's dumb but I gotta be attracted to the gear sometimes lol) MPC2000XL: I've wanted one of these since I was a teen, but always stopped myself for some reason. While I use a MPD26, I've barely used an actual MPC so all input would be great I'm also an Ableton user but I really need a break from looking at computer screens right now. I still plan to use my ASR-X Pro (and SP-505) as my actual samplers/sound modules for now. I'm mainly using an ASR-X Pro these days, but I'm sure you've heard about that sequencer.Īnywho, which MPC would you consider is the best from just a sequencing standpoint?

Akai professional mpc renaissance makinghiphop