If you find this is too short, MPC Stuff sell an extended length PSU: The MPC Renaissance requires separate electrical power, and a suitable PSU (power supply unit) is provided with the Ren.
The MPC Studio and MPC Element are simply powered by the USB cable plugged into your computer. If you have no USB 2.0 ports, plug a USB 2.0 hub into a USB 3.0 port and then plug your MPC into the hub.Īs for the USB cable itself, one came with my MPC but it was quite short, but I’ve not had any problems using my own USB cables, including a 3m one I bought off Ebay. There are reports of a few people experiencing issues plugging their MPC into USB 3.0 ports – if you find your MPC is not communicating reliably with your computer, connect it to a USB 2.0 port instead. Connecting your MPC to your computer is simple – take a standard USB cable and plug one end into the orange computer port at the back of the MPC hardware and plug the other end into a spare USB port in your computer. Your MPC hardware (the MPC Renaissance, MPC Studio or MPC Element controller) needs to be in continual communication with your computer, and this is achieved using USB. Just received your MPC Renaissance or MPC Studio (or MPC Element) and wondering ‘what next’? This tutorial covers the basics of getting your MPC hardware and MPC Software up and running – quick and to the point! Adapted from my critically acclaimed MPC Software tutorial books, ‘ The MPC Renaissance & MPC Studio Bible‘ and ‘ MPC: Sampling Laid Bare‘.
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