केबल की लंबाई पर निर्भर करता है, यह $100 यूएसडी था

People always tell me I talk too much, its definitely a problem :)

Thanks! It is a really great board. Screen and bay issue has been diagnosed to the individual screen control board, needs replacement. The audio static on outputs has been diagnosed as the local rack psu board and backing board (where the cards plug into). Ill post back if successful

You can buy the cable in bulk and the ends separately online. Hope that helps

It might be. However this beep is part of my alarm system. Gotta keep gear out of sticky fingers.

@@riversidedjs it was definitely your video

LMAOOO I READ THIS COMMENT BEFORE WATCHING THE VIDEO, I laughed as soon as I heard the beep 😂😂😂😂

@truckinwithkev5713 lol glad I could warn ya

@@James-Dee-Music 🙏🏾

I appreciate the sounds of sprinklers in the summer, and my alarm system warning sound can be confused with a smoke detector. :)

This one doesnt have the metal retaining ring, Ill check to see if I have one. If I do Ill make a quick video showing how to unlock the retaining ring

Con 2 alicates extensibles, de los usados en fontanería. Así lo hago yo, para recuperar mis Neutriks.

Agreed, I really enjoyed the quality and sound

I sold these mint ones, should have kept one... awesome mixers

Brother just picked up a 600… should I return the bitch for this?!

Probably no more than $300

Sounds for programs are stored on removable media (zip drive, sd card, scsi drive, flash rom etc). No media= no sounds.

Older ones had a floppy drive. Not very dependable. Other models came with zip drives for more capacity, still not very dependable. Best option is to get the mcd model or upgrade to one. Reads compact flash cards, sd cards, etc.

You are welcome! I should probably make more videos...

Meant to add it later and didn't, I probably should add it... quite a few complaints about video not having words.

Glad the video was helpful :) I should probably make more videos

I'll check the exact ones and let you know :)

I use SanDisk 2gb compact flash cards.

Thank you. Going to be adding 4 more moving heads around the room, and lasers to the mix. Its quite a set up for a backyard shop...

Yes you can. All of the sounds you loaded onto the program would also be saved to the same folder location as your program, so that it can be reloaded at a later date.

If you're looking for .wav sounds to use in your mixes and programs, there are many sources online with royalty free .wav files. Google for free .wav files, royalty free .wav, and such

@@riversidedjs thanks so much man 😁

@@arsindmp9202 not a problem :) notes: I use a script hd to store programs, sequences, etc when working on them. When finalized or needing modification, I save to an SD card using the mcd SD card reader, there are other SD readers that are good as well. Feel free to ask questions :)

I want to sample some music,do I put it on the card that slides into my drive. Or can I just run the mpc directly into my CD player

@@moritz_schadt yes still trying

You won't regret it:)

@@riversidedjs fr I gotta say its cool learning about the 2000xl tho I was thinking of getting one if it wasn't so dang expensive.

@@riversidedjs just wondering . How much did u gets yours for ??

@@riversidedjs and thanks

@@riversidedjs I don't see many people selling the factory mcd card reader online and they seem to cost a few hundred bucks. I did find gotek floppy drive USB emulator on amazon. Do you think those are good? Which one do you recommend? Thanks for the help! I just got an MPC 2000XL, and I'm very confused about how to use it. My MPC 2000XL has a floppy drive reader.

@@yingtianfu yep, gotta get rid of that floppy (but keep it safe and never let it leave your home, its needed for software)

@@yingtianfu make sure its HOT SWAP (card can be removed while machine is powered)

No matter the tools, make the music :)

@@riversidedjs indeed , but you make better food with good ingredients, better films with better actors and better music with better instruments .

@@riversidedjs yeasall good

No problem :)

You're welcome :)

Thanks! I could probably make a video to show you how to do that....

@@riversidedjs Really? i dont have money for that kind of thing...

@@MonDBlancBranford here ya go bud :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKaspGaGhN9jbrM

@@riversidedjs TY man

So first, you would select and load your sounds (16 bit .wav 44.1) onto the pads (assign each sound to a pad)

Then, you would record your sequence with the tracks needed

Then you would hit "shift + save" and select save a sequence, and do it again and select save a program and sounds

You will need both of the above to open your beat back up and continue working :)

@@riversidedjs oh okay! Thank u! I’m gonna try it and let u know how it goes. I’m still very new to this.

Thank you for the compliment :)

Thanks! You will definitely want to get a hot swappable sd card reader. Yes, you can use wav files from a cpu. They must be 16 bit 44100 sample rate. I recommend using a scsi hard drive, save all your sample sounds and pgm to the scsi hard drive, update your operating system, then install the hot swap cf card reader. Your experiences will be better with that combo. Also, keep your floppy drive and safely store the floppy with the os on it for future use if needed. Enjoy!