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I got the white one on there!! Thank you for watching!!!

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@cheodelpino581 If you have multiple tracks that you want to condense down to 1 sample to flip or manipulate, instead of resampling it like in the video, you can also hit the pencil icon in the sequence box in the upper right portion of the screen and then click bounce to sample! Great tip!

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Yea, it does give you another 3 layers. If you look at it after you flatten the pad, it basically clears everything out of the layers and the inserts so you can add more if you like. It also places the new sample into your sample pool so you can assign it anywhere you want or manipulate the sample in the sample editor. Thank you for watching and supporting!

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Yea me too. Especially cause I'm on the go a lot.

I doubt it's going to make it to standalone. Akai overporimised there with stems. The sheer ammount of processing power required makes it a hard ask. Even desktops take a while to process the separations. MPC processor will take way longer. Akai also are talking up about how easy it is to take the stems and make them work standalone which is a beat of a joke because they are just telling you export the samples from your pc to your mpc. This is not standalone, and it's not really a work around but akai I feel will release an unusable standalone version of stems and then tell us that yea we delivered but preferable to use the pc to process longer samples. For us standalone guys, I can't think of anything worse. Akai is going to get a lot of flack iunless they can deliver. Flex beat on the other hand is perfect and if you noticed they left out the editing functionality from standalone which compared to processing stems should have been easier to implement. Again. Use a pc then export but I am having too much fun with what is there that I don't need to. Nice beat but where does it go next as in how would you turn that into a chorus and verse. I use a similar workflow to you and then half time the sample for the verse and see if it sounds good still then full speed chorus. I use the live 2 and use chord progressions and scales that I have added to MPC. I can't play the keys well enough so that's my work around. Sucks that the key 67 still only has 2gb of ram like the live 2. You can't just through loads of key groups into project and have to be more selective which is one limitation I hate about mine. Some of the keygroups I have are quite big and end up having to swap them out for lower quality ones as I don't like freezing to samples. Anyway good channel friend.

@jamesbinitie7249 thank you so much. I agree with you on the standalone aspect. I'm not sure the current MPC's can handle it but we'll see. That work around method they are trying to push is bs. Especially for the group of people who already had FL or Serato or any other software. I could just use that and do the same thing. That's not standalone to me. As for my beats... It really just depends on the mood I am in or what I have going on. I'll just either export the STEMS and arrange everything in FL or I'll just make different sequences and use the track mutes to make verses and hooks. After arranging everything in song mode and exporting it to a sequence, I usually go back and record some more mutes to take drums out in places and such. I might have to try to use half time more like you. I haven't messed around with that much. I can't play the keys good either. I usually use my live 2 but I do like this key 37. I try lol. I have an S49 and i love that cause it makes it so easy to play that someone like me can at least come up with something decent. I appreciate you and the comment!

You guys know how Akai does it, these machines are way underpowered. There will be a new and improved model that will be a able to do stems and will cost a lot more. These current machines will lose value overnight. Akai just wants to string you along so buy the same machine over and over again. They know a laptop and software can do everything they promise for much cheaper.

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I think you may have pressed the buttons while recording. I done that last night or at least i think thats what happened

@@MrLeewhite336 so if that's the case it's no way to fix that huh?

I agree. I think you may have accidentally pressed them while recording. You'll have to go in and delete that automation. I actually accidentally did it on my live the other day.

No there is a way to fix it... advanced mpc user here lol .. First step got to the sequence that I have recorded the mutes on...then go to you menu screen at the top you will see program edit ..inside of this selection you will find all the things you have done to your track throughout the entire work sessions..here if you go down the list you will find instances where you will see mute on ...or off simply turn the mutes off at the places you don't want them to be on and boom problem solved. . MPCKEY61 FOR THE WIN

@@sweedlowery ok I'm gonna try that to see if that works.. thanks bruh

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Go for it! I love it. It's not for everyone but it is exactly what I needed.

@@N2thaX-Beats I doubt it's gonna be everything. I'm a classically trained musician, orchestra, opera et al. But I grew up on prodigy and orbital. Not to mention Delia Derbashire, who wrote the original Dr. who theme on an analog ring synth. I know this is gonna sound weird. I play a lot of Scottish and Irish old music. And I'd like to pull them into this century. So we will see. I can beatbox that shit, and in getting a new instrument to learn :D (couldn't be harder than the Hurdy Gurdy)

Oh nice!!! That's not weird at all! Do you and change the game!! I think you'll be able to pick it up! @@JeremyPickett