you prolly dont care but does anybody know of a way to log back into an instagram account..? I was dumb lost my login password. I love any help you can give me
@Gerald Tyler Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
This is exactly why I came back to my mpcx because NO OTHER MACHINE has sample offset. That’s how I would create my snares and clap stacks or design custom drums that sound perfect. I own the push, 4 Maschines and multiple drum vsts. Grove agent in Cubase is the only that has this feature but it’s too click and doesn’t feel the same. Crazy because yesterday on J Dilla’s birthday I came back “Home” to my roots. The Mpc kept calling me all week even in my dreams and I’m back to it. Been producing for 16 years and I have decades to go on the MPC. Much respect.
Gotta have that blooming bubbly sound at around 00:52. Sounds like it could be any sort of keys sample low pass and chopped or just a synth. Incredible stuff
Are you able to post a program of this.. that has the triggers and offsets already there and we could just add our own kicks snares and high hats? That would be awesome.
Ok Ok...I got it I got it... im gonna try this out after I finish watching Wonder Woman1984... Your dedication to your craft and insights are very inspiring
\m/ THANK you for a new (just getting to this, so new to me) angle on quicker drum development. Absolutely perfect. So expandable and customizable, yet still so minimal in structure.
@@drk_fi Slice up the break in Simpler. Convert to drum rack and manipulate slices so you have control over them. Not all the MPC heads' process is required. If that make sense.
Ok this is the question. Ableton. Marlow ain't talking about chopping breaks. He's talking about giving your one shots a 'break feel'. Part of that i think involves creating air between one shots by offsetting the sample. I can't work out how to do this in Ableton. Doing this with a straight up drum break is pretty standard.
So I’m waiting on my MPC one to arrive in the mail. Haven’t touched any kind of drum machine or sampler in about 15 years. BUT, I’m kinda understanding what you’re saying. My 1st 3 drum machines were the dr-202 and then I eventually got an Alesia which I hated. The dr-202 was easy after the 3rd one I bought. I’m just now understanding this “workflow” terminology and how the MPC series work. Excellent video. Just subscribed and hope you have more on the way. Thank you sir.
i know right? i have the 2500 and it's a rough experience, i was thinking of selling it but decided to keep it but i watch this workflow now and im like man this is so much better. people who say the old MPCs are better don't know.
@@256k_ You can do things like this on the 2500, but you definitely need JJOS installed. I hated mine with the default OS but it got so much better with just the free version of JJOS.
I did try this technique sort of out but know lick but know I've seen you actually do it some much respect I need to become a patron for this guy doll a month
I am always thinking outside the box and very rarely am I super impressed but dude!!!! You super impressed me with this a code I was looking for I appreciate you for this!!
@@mpchead Damn the internet is small ... LOL!! I am pleased to hear that as well (You Benn Watching my Vids) I am a fan and keep up the Awesome work you got skills!!
Again a really thought provoking production tip.👍maybe a good one to expand on for your patreon channel. Particularly each chop. How you work out which hits to pair per pad. That's just personal suggestion 👍
@Marlow Digs very interesting video! Could you explain a bit more on how to use them, some extra tips ob how to drum with them? I'm feeling this could be a big revelation but I could use some more in depth explanation on how to play / implement those blocks
Not for nothing- i can appreciate the fact you have drum sounds snd programs all loaded up n ready to go- that is amazing- is there side chain effects?
The SP404 is legendary. I'm curious to know what makes it the preferred sampler over the rest of the SP series (303, 505, 606, etc...) MPC Live was my 1st piece of hardware. Wanna know more about the 404.
The Mpc is way more complete can't even compare the two, for me what makes the SP a cool piece of gear are the quick access to effects and the effects inside, some people might argue but it's just my opinion.
Enjoyed watching this, i would've bought a touch/live a long time ago, but i HATE that the knobs are on the right :) I'll stick with my mpc studio for now, although the touch is sooooo much easier
Man can you be my mentor please? I have the MPC Live still in the box, it just looks a little overwhelming to me. The way you explain this looks so smooth on your part, but for a person like me not so smooth. I appreciate any help you can give. Thank you for putting this video together and sharing your knowledge to the MPC community
Yo you must be reading my mind. I have machine mk 3 and mpc live still in the box im so ready to learn how to use them. Been on FL studio for years. Ughhhh
Dope tip. I’m hyped i found this channel. Wanted to see if you could possibly make a video on drum fills with toms etc. finding my drums sound way to plain and boring. A good example would be “Fetti” beat by alchemist. I understand the idea but can’t seem to lay it out on the grid where it sounds good.
Hey there, I have a question. I am noticing that when i play these 8 pads to create rhythms i tend to be playing at about 70-75 bpm, and if i play in to a recording that is at another bpm it sounds 'off time'. is this just a practice issue, i need to get good...or is there a way of adjusting the offset to adjust the ideal input time (would a shorter offset mean that these pads can be played at faster tempo?)...thanks for your time, brother
Maybe in Ableton (never used it myself) but in a "traditional" DAW like Reaper it could be more hassle than it's worth. I got fed up fighting the tape paradigm of conventional DAWs and bought an MPC.
I know I'm almost two years late, but this is genius.
Better late than never..
you prolly dont care but does anybody know of a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my login password. I love any help you can give me
@Marshall Bradley Instablaster ;)
@Gerald Tyler Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Gerald Tyler It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you really help me out !
The way you used the Dilla sample is genius
I've watched this over and over and I learn different aspects each time. A holy grail.
thanks for tuning in ✌🏼
This is exactly why I came back to my mpcx because NO OTHER MACHINE has sample offset. That’s how I would create my snares and clap stacks or design custom drums that sound perfect. I own the push, 4 Maschines and multiple drum vsts. Grove agent in Cubase is the only that has this feature but it’s too click and doesn’t feel the same. Crazy because yesterday on J Dilla’s birthday I came back “Home” to my roots. The Mpc kept calling me all week even in my dreams and I’m back to it. Been producing for 16 years and I have decades to go on the MPC. Much respect.
You sure? I'm pretty sure most MPC's have an offset feature. Or something similar.
If it’s a sample with some space before, the deluge can do it.
keep it going Marlow I've done learned a lot with my MPC TOUCH because of you I appreciate thanks.
Thanks Drizz
Thank you for your unselfish inspiration I think you made my life a lot better can't wait to implement this technique🙏
One more sub, you’re such a likable person and your vids go beyond pure academic. Cheers
Thanks for the sub 🙏🏼
Been using this technique for about a month. Not only is it helpful, it's fun. Absolutely remarkable! Thanks Mr. Digs!
Brilliant man! Seems so simple but I never would have thought of it
Sat watching with my young daughter ready to implement in that hour before sleep. Its an injustice your channel isnt bigger and your stream higher
Excellent !!! Love it Marlo
Wow! That’s iLL. Thanks for the tip. 💯🔥🙌
bro that beat at the beginning was fucking beautiful wow, true artistry
Great tip.. first time i see someone doing it this way.
I dont have an Mpc or Machine but it was interesting to watch. Real example of creative thought.
Get a MPC! =)
Gotta have that blooming bubbly sound at around 00:52. Sounds like it could be any sort of keys sample low pass and chopped or just a synth. Incredible stuff
If I am not mistaken it was sampled from Isley Brothers - Don't say goodnight
It's a sample that I heard on a dilla beat before. I'm not good with names though so I have no clue which beat it was
@@AaronOstwald I think it’s Bye off his Donuts album.
@@evancutting3625 Youre right, thanks!
Are you able to post a program of this.. that has the triggers and offsets already there and we could just add our own kicks snares and high hats? That would be awesome.
The possibilities are there the more and more I watch this vid
I think one of my best tips I put out.
Ok Ok...I got it I got it... im gonna try this out after I finish watching Wonder Woman1984... Your dedication to your craft and insights are very inspiring
Did you enjoy WW84?
Goodness me! this is insane! boom bap suddenly. You have another Patreon, you genius!
Thank you Giri ✌🏼
I here that J Dilla sound you sampled...
👍🏾
SirMalikCobra 💯
SirMalikCobra 💯 💯
Instant
I wanna get closer to you, baby
Bye, i think is the beat
You rocked that isley sample
i didnt even hear the tip, as soon as ur beat dropped in i like the video 😹
\m/ THANK you for a new (just getting to this, so new to me) angle on quicker drum development. Absolutely perfect. So expandable and customizable, yet still so minimal in structure.
Appreciate the support 🙏🏼 this technique can be expanded, enjoy.
Dude great fuckin VIDEO I wouldn't have ever thought of this
Just created this program and my drums instantly sound 100x better!
Yes
Love your flow and teaching style.
🙏 obrigado
Mad knob turning skills.
Nice drums man very natural sounding!
Thanks Luke, I love the guitar video you did with the mpc, do one more please :)
mpc head for sure I’ll try do them Sunday’s I got a chill Digitone one otw
Lots of ideas from this to apply to halftime. Thanks Marlow!
You're really clever to come up with this, and kind to share it. Thanks Bro!
Great idea Ive implemented this technique in Ableton drum rack. Thanks!
Ive been messing with this technique the last couple of days and its changed the game for me. OG!
I was just thinking if this will work on drum racks
@@drk_fi Slice up the break in Simpler. Convert to drum rack and manipulate slices so you have control over them. Not all the MPC heads' process is required. If that make sense.
@@ceciliafbrown373 awesome, I will try after work (immediately lol) thank you🔥
Ok this is the question. Ableton. Marlow ain't talking about chopping breaks. He's talking about giving your one shots a 'break feel'.
Part of that i think involves creating air between one shots by offsetting the sample. I can't work out how to do this in Ableton.
Doing this with a straight up drum break is pretty standard.
So I’m waiting on my MPC one to arrive in the mail. Haven’t touched any kind of drum machine or sampler in about 15 years. BUT, I’m kinda understanding what you’re saying. My 1st 3 drum machines were the dr-202 and then I eventually got an Alesia which I hated. The dr-202 was easy after the 3rd one I bought. I’m just now understanding this “workflow” terminology and how the MPC series work. Excellent video. Just subscribed and hope you have more on the way. Thank you sir.
I think you're my new hero
🦹🏻♂️🎧
Great Tip mpchead!!!
Love the dilla sample❤️
Bro - as an XL User i can say that looks like an amazing way to upgrade-
i know right? i have the 2500 and it's a rough experience, i was thinking of selling it but decided to keep it but i watch this workflow now and im like man this is so much better. people who say the old MPCs are better don't know.
@@256k_ You can do things like this on the 2500, but you definitely need JJOS installed. I hated mine with the default OS but it got so much better with just the free version of JJOS.
Always thinking outside the box 💪🏻💯thanks for the tip
Salute from Los Angeles
Yo your scientific and philosophic when come with this MPC my gee.👊🏿
The Live is so very, very powerful.
Dope tip I’m trying to figure out how to do this with maschine
have you figured it out?
Really nice technique to know about, thanks for this video!
dude i fucking love ur channel
Sick beat brother!
This is major! Have you made a video of an updated version of this technique?
Leonardo got skillz!
Brilliant! 🙌🏾
I did try this technique sort of out but know lick but know I've seen you actually do it some much respect I need to become a patron for this guy doll a month
I am always thinking outside the box and very rarely am I super impressed but dude!!!! You super impressed me with this a code I was looking for I appreciate you for this!!
Thanks man been watching your vids for a long time.
@@mpchead Damn the internet is small ... LOL!! I am pleased to hear that as well (You Benn Watching my Vids) I am a fan and keep up the Awesome work you got skills!!
Thank you very much for this technique.🙏🏼It works very well😊
You're welcome ✌🏼
love this!!
That beat you played in the beginning is crazy ! 🎹🎼🎼🎵
Again a really thought provoking production tip.👍maybe a good one to expand on for your patreon channel. Particularly each chop. How you work out which hits to pair per pad. That's just personal suggestion 👍
Great insight brother 🙏🏼
Game changer, lane changer.
the touch look better then the live shame they did not keep that flatter design for the live and the red back
Great technique! Can't wait to try it.
Really good tip. Looking forward to trying it out.
Merci beaucoup tu es un champion , c'est exactement ce que je cherchais Pour faire les beat sur ma MPC touch ,merci tu me sauve la vie.
really inspiring bro, thnx from italy🍳
Heyyy your sample sounds like the it’s from the same song that Dilla sampled in So Far to Go/Bye.👀👀
It is
Love that snare. Great video and tips.
That’s beat is cold! 😎
Great Technique bredren 👍🏾
Thanks for sharing
Dope, bro. Next level.
@Marlow Digs very interesting video! Could you explain a bit more on how to use them, some extra tips ob how to drum with them? I'm feeling this could be a big revelation but I could use some more in depth explanation on how to play / implement those blocks
Nice! Thanks for the input!
Amazing sound, so smooth 😎💣🥁🔥
Beat is so hard!!!
Just got an mpc and this is Such a helpful technique. Ima use this on all my beats 👍Genius
Upload those beats my man!!!
Not for nothing- i can appreciate the fact you have drum sounds snd programs all loaded up n ready to go- that is amazing- is there side chain effects?
Yeah you can add Side Chain but I don't have it on, at the time of this video I don't think Side Chain was even available.
gotta try this..thanks!
Nice tip bro !!
This is a great vid, always enjoy your videos.
Thanks for following
Aaand im using this from now ooon
The SP404 is legendary. I'm curious to know what makes it the preferred sampler over the rest of the SP series (303, 505, 606, etc...) MPC Live was my 1st piece of hardware. Wanna know more about the 404.
The Mpc is way more complete can't even compare the two, for me what makes the SP a cool piece of gear are the quick access to effects and the effects inside, some people might argue but it's just my opinion.
Many people say the 303 is better, me too. And the 202 has a real pitch function :D
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Drums Stay KNOCKING!!!👍🏽
this has helped me so so much, that you for your knowledge brother
Also the sample was used on Best of Both Worlds, It Ain't Personal
Great tip, I'm gonna give this a go
Enjoyed watching this, i would've bought a touch/live a long time ago, but i HATE that the knobs are on the right :) I'll stick with my mpc studio for now, although the touch is sooooo much easier
I also don't like the buttons on the right.
Dope!
Man can you be my mentor please?
I have the MPC Live still in the box, it just looks a little overwhelming to me. The way you explain this looks so smooth on your part, but for a person like me not so smooth.
I appreciate any help you can give.
Thank you for putting this video together and sharing your knowledge to the MPC community
this is a bit more advanced, try the basicz playlist first.
Yo you must be reading my mind. I have machine mk 3 and mpc live still in the box im so ready to learn how to use them. Been on FL studio for years. Ughhhh
Thanks a lot for sharing this technique @mpchead 🙏. Do you still use this method?
Sometimes I do, it works very well.
🙏 thanks!
Beat has a j dilla type feel to it 🔥
that’s really cool, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge ima try this out
also subbing
Dope tip. I’m hyped i found this channel. Wanted to see if you could possibly make a video on drum fills with toms etc. finding my drums sound way to plain and boring. A good example would be “Fetti” beat by alchemist. I understand the idea but can’t seem to lay it out on the grid where it sounds good.
Marlow being a normal salaryman
Mad useful ty.
that dilla sample 0:35
Bro can i make the drum program like this in the mpc beats software with mapping and triggering notes all of that???
yes
This super saucey
sick beat
O impressionante é realmente passares esta ideia, sempre julguei nem tão cedo poderia haver alguém a falar disto, afinal até que não ⚡
super helpful 🤘🏽❤️
Is there you can apply this technique to make drum fills? If so could you show us?
I tried coming up with a technique for drum fills but it didn't work so well. Akai needs to create a plugin for that.
Hey there, I have a question. I am noticing that when i play these 8 pads to create rhythms i tend to be playing at about 70-75 bpm, and if i play in to a recording that is at another bpm it sounds 'off time'. is this just a practice issue, i need to get good...or is there a way of adjusting the offset to adjust the ideal input time (would a shorter offset mean that these pads can be played at faster tempo?)...thanks for your time, brother
Amazing tip. Do you think that i could apply this on a DAW? Cheers from Argentina
Maybe in Ableton (never used it myself) but in a "traditional" DAW like Reaper it could be more hassle than it's worth. I got fed up fighting the tape paradigm of conventional DAWs and bought an MPC.
genius
....... and look at that scroll wheel technique!!!!