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I got you, man. There's a few different reasons why I would resample the drum loop. I did it in this video just to; 1. Have it for later on use and add it to my sound library. And, 2. To have a little more control and ability to change it up more by chopping the resampled drum loop. Resampling can also help add a little texture to sounds as well.

Thank you, I'm glad you liked the video and took something away from it. I have a lot of (i hope useful) ideas that I'm going to be sharing in upcoming videos. Thanks again for watching, man, I really appreciate you. 🙌

@twokittie_ It's the Akai MPC Live 2. It's incredibly dope. Check out Sweetwater or Zzounds. They got them 💪

@@thahyst thanks man 🫵

Man, that's awesome to hear! It's such a great machine. And I'm sure you have some useful records to be sampling from already being a DJ 🏆 btw thank you for watching the video. I'm glad you took something away from it, and I have a lot more coming.

Good looks, bro! I'll definitely do this in the next video 🫡 btw, thank you for watching.

@@thahyst np

Nice catch 👌

I appreciate you 💪 And thank you for watching!

I'm glad you took something away from the video bro! It helps a lot with creativity when you bounce the midi to audio, but it takes some practice just getting things fitting the way you want when it comes to arranging. You got this man!

For sure, I can definitely do a video going over more of the plugins, especially that EQ that used. By the way, thanks for watching the video, bro!

That is weird. If you're in the arranger mode and you hold down the audio wav track, it should give you that option. You might want to report that to Akai support. I've had to report a few things since this last video.

@@thahyst Thanks. I might just do that.

@@thahystJust realized something. I was trying to do this with raw tracks that were not converted into an audio wave loop like yours here. Might that be the reason?

That's definitely something I'm doing today! Lol, thanks for mentioning this bro 💪 and thank you for tuning in, too!

@@thahyst no worries bro, you've got a new subscriber here. Looking forward to seeing your channel grow.

Ayye! Thanks for watching bro i hope you cooked up a banger 🙌🔥

I see what you mean, but if you used any of the older MPC's, you would know why. I started using the MPC in 2007 when it was pretty much just analog, the MPC500, and MPC2500. I still use the MPC because the hands-on approach, and it's still one of the best (in my opinion). The SP404 is really cool, but I can see them making a similar "DAW" type of move in the future. Roland & Akai have always had a little competition. Not to mention, in the new MPC, you can have it in older MPC modes, giving a bit of a different sound. Honestly, they're just fun!

I feel that man. I'm still wrapping my head around it, lol. But embracing the new is the way to go. By the way, thank you for watching the video 🙌

Thank you for watching! And I hear you there, I try to make things as different as I can. These trap beats are sometimes fun to make, but those fast hihats get old quick!

You would want to highlight the area in the arranger where you want to record a drum fill (like a bar right before the verse) and record it in, then it should add that to your arrangement. I'll spend a little more time in the arranger for my next video, i hope that makes sense. Thank you for watching, btw 🙌

@thahyst this makes alot of sense. So what would I push to make the drum fill match my global bpm?

​@GaryCOLLOMAN. In the slicing window, you should be able to "sync to bpm," but if not than you might have to chop it and finger drum it on the pads.

@@elbogran woops! Lol 🤣

​Coming from JJos days I'm getting more and more tempted on a new MPC 🤩​@@thahyst

@elbogran i hear that, man! I came from an MPC 500 and 2500, so i feel it, and these new ones are pretty dope. It's crazy how far it's come!

I fully agree with you! And for me, the next one is going to be the Key 61. That unit is way too dope to not have! thanks for watching, I appreciate you 🙌

I'm happy you liked it! Thank you for watching 🙌

Ayyye, I appreciate you! Thanks for watching, bro!

I use an SSL12 interface to record all my MPC beats to the DAW. I highly recommend it. Solid State Digital is a legit brand, too. And no problem! Thank you for watching 🙌

@@SH-ry2xi ayyye💪💪

Because it is 3.4.9 beta

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I believe you can do this in the MPC One, Live, and the X. I'm almost certain we can parallel process and parallel compress in the MPC Live. You can definitely record up to 12 audio tracks (depending on the internal drive it may or may not lag a bit), and you can even plug in an interface to the MPC Live. I'll do a video on this and try to cover recording drums on multiple tracks and parallel process, thanks for watching, by the way!

You can only record 8 audio tracks on standalone but unlimited in controller mode. As far as I know.

@antwonanderson2562 Yeah, my bad. I said it's possible to do 12, but I was thinking of controller mode. But 8 is a definite. Personally, for tracking out drums, I would use ProTools, Cubase or FL, or any DAW for that matter.

I'm about to upgrade my MPC Live's storage, so I'll definitely do a video on that in the near future. I appreciate you for watching 🙌

Yeah, I meant like, grouping the tracks together so they can be deleted at once, instead of one at a time. That's a good work-around though. Thanks bro, I'll have to play around with the track editing feature and see what I can do, and I'll go over it in one of my next videos 🙌

Aye! Gotta represent that gold edition man! I appreciate you for watching, and I'm glad you liked it!

You're welcome! Thanks for watching 🙌

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I haven't tried it with the controller mode yet, but I'll do a video on it when I do.

Supposed to work but it will be 2.15 (if on latest release) not the Beta.