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Very nice 👍 I feel like playing with my old MC 303 again.

very nice, thanks for the tips

Fantastic field recording in ableton tutorial. Will practice this. Thank you 😊

You could find an old RGB to SCART cable and an old TV if you are in europe or a RGB to composite cable if you are in US

You have an A500 plus so there are hard disk to be put it on the side expansion door - if you have the workbench 2.0 or higher installed on the hard disk you can use the DOS driver to read dos disks (8+3 names) or find a more recent crossdos software that can read win 95 long names (can be done even with workbench on disks but you might need a second external drive to make it less PITA) - find some modern expansions like hard disks or a gotek to read disks ad adf files

Color, Time, Movement! Such a great framework for thinking about sound design! Thank you for this!

sounds not pleasant at all, sorry

That is the most idiotic headline I've ever had the misfortune of reading.

another example of why copyright laws are so absolutely dumb and just a money grab. You sample this Stones beat and put it on your song, they literally get partial songwriting credits... because of the drum sample. You take it and make it into digital drum patterns you're fine... have fun with your song kid

Great vid. Your video production quality is really top notch. Very professional.

Paul's Boutique is the greatest album of all time. Nice rework!

I’m an ASMR fan and the algorithm gave me this video. Very cool to see all the processing techniques explained! Nice sounds as well :)

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first and made my day:)

More MPC videos please

🔥⛽ one of the best videos on youtube explaining how to use old MPCs. sampling a note from a synthesizer changes everything, I find it gives a coherent groove and swing, instead of sampling a melody loop. What I've been doing lately is sampling a note from a vst instrument (piano, lead, bell,...) usually the note C, with the Auto-Chromatic Assignment feature in MPC 2500, Samples can now be automatically assigned chromatically to the drum pads. The 64 drum pads,(PAD A01 - D16) will correspond to a note range of 35 - 98 on a MIDI keyboard. Personally, I'll never compose in a daw again, just to record at the end, even if I do Trap.

Do you know any other production software that have this ability? I use Maschine 2.0

It’s crazy how this is a high income earning job at a keyboard company.

That sounded very Roland-like!!! DOPENESS!!!

I’m sorry but classic boom bap, which is why we’re even talking about MPC swing in the first place, is what’s needed. Everything that quantizes midi does what you showed. Thats just swing not MPC swing.

came out well, good shit

no fl studio ?

Wow! Very creative and cool

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯im going back and forth on if i should buy one of these or the newer ones

There's some nasty 808 sounds coming from that mixer. Gaaf concept!

it's such a disgrace to make shit beats out of this classic machine dude are you kidding me?

Are you able to turn the input volume knob up or down (if thats a thing) while recording a sample in order to make the click go away? Also, would you do a video sampling in drums and using the sequencer to make a rhythm?

Cool idea. I will def be trying

this is so cool, i've never come across anything like this before

Thanks :)

this is a sneaky fun piece of gear, if you're cool with quick and dirty getting right down to creativity and not powerful editing, it's rad

Good explanation and history

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how does it compare to Audacity?

This content brings us great joy. Thank you 😊

I love mine. Countless albums made on a 2kxl.

I had envisioned a transition that felt more seamless :) I personally find the change in dynamics at the crossfade too abrupt.

This sounds good, although I don’t think reversing the sound to create the loop is the best option. Because you’re using a section where it fades out, and then fades in during the reverse part. If you were to crossfade half the sound over itself without reversing it, the level would be more consistent. As the fading out section would be covered by a louder section of the sample fading in over the top. The E-MU Emulator 4 series samplers from the 90s are the best for this. Sample a couple of seconds of a sound and it will automatically trim the sample, normalise it, auto crossfade loop it (set to a specific section of the sample such as the last half, quarter etc), and map it across a keyboard. Depending on the sample, you may get a tremolo sounding loop, but it’s always a really smooth loop regardless. The process only takes a few seconds. So if it doesn’t work the first time, you can try it again with a different crossfade length.

Thijs van Leer is a boss

SP-16 I just roll the dial and whatever swing percentage it lands on is what I use. DAW swing to taste, then bring down the swing strength to roughly 75% for a semi quantised but still human feel

My favourite + the best looking But the 3000 and 4000 are also top tier

This is a fantastic video - thanks for sharing these tricks

If you chop you samples in the mpc you’re bugging! It takes too long, you should chop on the fly. Manual live chop and then do fine adjustment.

Thanks, interesting technique. very inspiring

I only have ableton lite, and the simpler seems to be missing a loooot of these functions, is there a way to achieve this on lite?

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Very cool!

My first gaming "pc". We i had the A600, there was a handfull of us that talked our parents to buy them us for xmas, saying they would never need to buy us games. My console then was thr saga mastersystem. I dont think ive ever seem an offical game for an amega. Only ever copied. We all had 100s of games. That must of been thr most pirated computer ever.

Hello ! Thanks for your work ! Is it possible to make a video which focus on creating Drums and groove ? Bye !

I was about to slap a Limiter on my master track until I remembered I was watching a TH-cam video 😉 Haven't really explored Roar yet, and wouldn't have started with drums, so this was inspiring, especially that trick of just having the feedback play the fourth bar, going to experiment some with that.