Get yourself a USB Drive or SD Card to store your samples and content to at minimum. Personally I have not had any problems with any of the MPCs I have owned like this, but I have also seen plenty of forum posts from people having issues. I am just posting this for you to be careful. Sure if you accidentally save a project or program or two it’s not going to be an issue and you can remove it or likely leave it. Do not store or delete content from here. This shouldn’t put you off from buying the device, but just to help keep your sanity if you are thinking of purchasing one or have just purchased one.ĭon’t modify the internal storage of your MPC. I am moving this to the top, as a warning to MPC buyers. Folks seem to have liked the You just bought an Akai MPC 500, what next? post, so it’s about time to put one together for the MPC Live/X/One family of MPCs.
