First unboxing. This guy got two!
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why did you buy two dude?
Maybe one for a friend. But I really think he wants to double his money on ebay.
Manual:
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Hmm, it seems that without owning (and thus, registering) a hardware I cannot download the 2.0 software.
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Yes i tried too
Confusing world we live in where the only two vids people made so far are opening a box and fitting a hard drive 
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Yeah surely the os isnāt that bad!
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any canadian sightings yet?
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In the manual says that USB type A connection can be used to hook flash drives,external drives etc.That means that we canāt connect a controller for some extra Midi control?Iāve got a QuNeo and a Korg nanoKontrol and iād like to use themā¦
well, andy mac said here that you can use usb for keyboards
nice manual, btw. really detailed. the only things left for me to know is how stable it is. and how much this cpu can handleā¦
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MPC Live has two USB ports, A and B. One for storage and the other to hook MIDI controllers.
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Nice to hear it!The thing is will Live give power to the connected controllers?
Thanks for posting the manual Yoko. Just skimmed it, canāt see any mention of external midi controlā¦ Iām interested in the looper, and whether you can be continuously overwriting in replace mode until you switch to playbackā¦ using a footswitch.
Yes it should give us bus power but donāt expect to run alot of amps from it.
Seems unlikely, as you canāt connect an USB device to the āBā port, but you can connect a host (I.e. Computer). On the other hand, if I remember correctly there are two A ports, I think/hope that you can connect midi usbmidi controllers to them, and this is just a simple omission from the manual.