Hi Matthew, thanks a lot for your videos, they’re very useful! One question, I’ve chopped a very long loop (35 samples) and converted them into a new program, and now I’d like to save them inside a folder I’ve created but I can’t see any option to do that, although there’s an option to save one sample at time, Is there any way to save them all at the same time?
Hello. There is a pencil icon on the bottom right of the screen. Press that and there will be an option that says save current program (make sure the program you want to save is the active program). Press save current program and you will be able to save it in what ever folder you want to from the browser that pops up. Just remember where you saved it and you can open it back up in to any project. I recommend that you save them to something other than your built in storage. Example: SSD, SD card ect.
@@MatthewStratton I saved a program like that but when I go to a new project i dont know how to load the program back up , if I'm on a new drum track and scroll thru programs it doesnt pop up , I need to find out how to actually load the (saved program up) make a video explaining this , gold
Say I chop a drum loop. And there is only one slice from the chop that I want to keep. Can I save the one slice to the SD card, and delete the rest of the slices?
There is a round about way. You have to select the slice and convert to a pad and when you convert to a pad select the crop sample option. then go to the main page and select the pad and press the pencil next to the program and press save sample. Then select where you want to save the sample. You can save and sample that you place on a pad.
@@MatthewStratton I have seen a few videos on the SP1200 emulation, and also the Air lo-fi effect. It would be cool to see a video with both those options (on either the X, the live or the one) on drum hits and vinyl music loops, with the sample pitched down afterwards. That would be awesome,IMO. I would like to see how the MPC's samples sound after you pitch them way down. Have a great night. And thanks again. Your videos are great!
Bro I only come to get tips from you. Don't need no other channel. Keep it up!
He killed it.
I love this clip! I'm heavy on drum breaks also!
Great job again, Matthew.
Thanks man.
Just got my Live II recently. Your channel has been helping me tremendously. Thanks for the help
Happy to help.
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Thanks~ I was stuck, but no more!
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Great video Matthew!
Thanks man!
You're the best man, thanks for showing this :D can't wait to learn more from you. Just rented this unit and really want to learn it!
No problem. Glad to help out. MPC Live is a great machine. Even better when you learn the functions of it.
👋🏻👌🏼 great work Matthew!
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Me too
How to save it? So next time you can use it on a different project?
Hi Matthew, thanks a lot for your videos, they’re very useful! One question, I’ve chopped a very long loop (35 samples) and converted them into a new program, and now I’d like to save them inside a folder I’ve created but I can’t see any option to do that, although there’s an option to save one sample at time, Is there any way to save them all at the same time?
After I create a program. How can I pull up that program in any project I open ?
Hello. There is a pencil icon on the bottom right of the screen. Press that and there will be an option that says save current program (make sure the program you want to save is the active program). Press save current program and you will be able to save it in what ever folder you want to from the browser that pops up. Just remember where you saved it and you can open it back up in to any project. I recommend that you save them to something other than your built in storage. Example: SSD, SD card ect.
@@MatthewStratton I saved a program like that but when I go to a new project i dont know how to load the program back up , if I'm on a new drum track and scroll thru programs it doesnt pop up , I need to find out how to actually load the (saved program up) make a video explaining this , gold
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/xVVSHYU3g78/w-d-xo.html
Say I chop a drum loop. And there is only one slice from the chop that I want to keep. Can I save the one slice to the SD card, and delete the rest of the slices?
There is a round about way. You have to select the slice and convert to a pad and when you convert to a pad select the crop sample option. then go to the main page and select the pad and press the pencil next to the program and press save sample. Then select where you want to save the sample. You can save and sample that you place on a pad.
@@MatthewStratton TY!
@@MatthewStratton I have seen a few videos on the SP1200 emulation, and also the Air lo-fi effect. It would be cool to see a video with both those options (on either the X, the live or the one) on drum hits and vinyl music loops, with the sample pitched down afterwards. That would be awesome,IMO. I would like to see how the MPC's samples sound after you pitch them way down. Have a great night. And thanks again. Your videos are great!
I think I’ve kept my MPC in mono all year WTH!? 🤭😅
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Would have been interesting to show how to remove crappy parts/parts one does not want and reassign pad order. Next video maybe :-)
Hello. I show you how to reassign your drum sounds on your pads in this video: th-cam.com/video/2cfKQLetefo/w-d-xo.html
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