I know only one thing that you don't know.... The play button creates blank lettering and moves the cursor to the right at the same time. So after naming, if there's 4 letters to erase you push play play play play to erase quickly.
Great video, very clear explanation, and good use of close ups of the screen....I would definitely purchase courses from you, if you go down that route. Expanding on your TH-cam content...Not just MPC 3000, and sampling, but mixing etc....Stay safe :-)
This is the best MPC 3000 tutorial that's on TH-cam. I've been searching for a basic beginner tutorial like this since I recently bought a 3000 and this is exactly what I need. Really excited to buy my turntable, mixer, and start sampling/making these beats!
@@brandonhuttsell Thank you so much, Brandon, and I did this tutorial for youm because you asked me for!! Part 2 is coming, to learn more functions of the beautiful MPC3000. Stay tuned!
Thank you very much. The Part 2 is coming, with other functions of the MPC3000 (Quantize, mixer, Note Variation slider, etc.). Stay tuned!! Your message makes me wanting do more tutorials! I want to share my love for the MPC3000. And help as much as I can.
@@MISTERMPC I'm definitely looking forward to Part 2!!....I have recently purchased an MPC 3000, and MPC 60mk1....Finding good quality tuition is difficult....I am very grateful to you, for putting the videos together....
that tuning techniques to make the sample perfect is that something that should always been done for precision or is it more so just for the 3000. I have the 2000xl and newer mpcs and though by just trimming the dead noise or unwanted part of the sample would still keep the timing, I never paid attention to this.
Sometimes, your loop is slightly not in time and you don't know why. Well, it is for that reason, the blanck you don't hear and you leave before the sample.
I'd love to own an older MPC but I'm thinking the learning curve would be a bit too much for a BEGINNER who's never owned an MPC....any thoughts/opinions.???
Thank you so much. I want to make didactic tutorial, with step by step explanations so MPC 3000 owners can learn tips to master this legendary machine.
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@@MISTERMPC nobody besides youn and sample kings done a real good logical tutorial on a older model mpc especially this 3000
I don't understand your comment. Precise it, please. Thank you for all your comments and your interest.
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@@MISTERMPC muting tracks is like when you stop the samples in the background for a second then play it again go listen to older hip hop 90s songs you will understand what i am saying
@ Michele, I know perfectly what is muting a sound. It's your question I don't understand. What are you asking me? If your question is "How do you mute the sound in your sequence?", the answer is "You do not mute the sound. You erase it from a bar to another bar so it doesn't play".
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@@MISTERMPC how do you record it into the sequence far as the track mutes is what i asked at first
@ Watch or rewatch the tutorial part 2 (Samplestopper). You record the sample into your sequence. When you want to mute it, you use a samplestopper at the bar you wish so the sample stops when you want. You put 1, 2, 3,... bars without it and then you record it afterwards when you want to demute it. That's that easy.
Why? It is a real gain of time. In 2 taps, you have your BPM. It is usefull when you want to know the bpm of your sample and don't denaturalize it a lot changing a lot its tune. It is thus a good tool. But you can live without it, of course.
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@@MISTERMPC i usually find the tempo through recording it in sequence to see if the loop plays all the way through on
@ I understand but imagine you have a sample playing at 99 bpm (but you don't know it) and your sequence is 95. You'll record your sample and then hear it doesn't fit, you will then tune it to pitch it down and you can denaturalize it (and detune it, the result is that it will play false if you play another live instrument over it). But if you tap the tempo, just by curiosity, you'll find out that your sample is 99 bpm and you can say "Ok, I'll put my sequence at 99 (there is no big difference with 99) so I don't tune my sample and I don't denaturalize it. Do you understand? That is another way of seeing things.
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@@MISTERMPC thats what i do i record until i hear it fits used to try to use tap tempo it didn't make sense to me even when i recorded it was still off far as tempo
Aha, why? Some people are discovering right now the MPC3000. Even if it was released 25 years ago. It is never too late! And the 3000 is eternal!! Thanks for your comment. With what machine do you work?
I know only one thing that you don't know.... The play button creates blank lettering and moves the cursor to the right at the same time.
So after naming, if there's 4 letters to erase you push play play play play to erase quickly.
Nice tip, thank you!
1994 I was 19 .My introduction to french hiphop was MC.solar-À la claire fontaine...Then ----Ex Nihilo ,Leader Vocal ETC!
Great, MC Solaar is so cool.
Your a natural at presenting. Great presentation, clear workflow.
Thank you. Hope it helps!
Dope 👊🏾 Tu transmets ta passion pour la musique. Didactique.
Great video my brotha!! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯💯💯💯
Gracias, hermano!!!
Absolute fire intro beat
Fantastic! Thank you for this awesome video.
My pleasure, stay tuned for the PART 2 coming tomorrow!
I have an mpc live. I want to try one of these older machines sooo bad.
Try it!!!!!
If you buy all of this stuff you'll go broke lmao...but I'd wanna try them as well
ThanQ
My pleasure!
Amazing! Thank you
Great video, very clear explanation, and good use of close ups of the screen....I would definitely purchase courses from you, if you go down that route. Expanding on your TH-cam content...Not just MPC 3000, and sampling, but mixing etc....Stay safe :-)
This is the best MPC 3000 tutorial that's on TH-cam. I've been searching for a basic beginner tutorial like this since I recently bought a 3000 and this is exactly what I need. Really excited to buy my turntable, mixer, and start sampling/making these beats!
@@brandonhuttsell Thank you so much, Brandon, and I did this tutorial for youm because you asked me for!! Part 2 is coming, to learn more functions of the beautiful MPC3000. Stay tuned!
Thank you very much. The Part 2 is coming, with other functions of the MPC3000 (Quantize, mixer, Note Variation slider, etc.). Stay tuned!! Your message makes me wanting do more tutorials! I want to share my love for the MPC3000. And help as much as I can.
@@MISTERMPC I'm definitely looking forward to Part 2!!....I have recently purchased an MPC 3000, and MPC 60mk1....Finding good quality tuition is difficult....I am very grateful to you, for putting the videos together....
@@tx3851 My pleasure! You need to get the MPC60MK2 and you'll have the whole family! ;-)
Thank you! Excellent tutorial 🤙🏾
très bonne vidéo, si toutes les vidéos “tuto” pouvaient être de cette qualité 👍🏻 je m’abonne pour la peine 😎
that tuning techniques to make the sample perfect is that something that should always been done for precision or is it more so just for the 3000. I have the 2000xl and newer mpcs and though by just trimming the dead noise or unwanted part of the sample would still keep the timing, I never paid attention to this.
Sometimes, your loop is slightly not in time and you don't know why. Well, it is for that reason, the blanck you don't hear and you leave before the sample.
Thank you so much
!wsome, easy to understand and follow, natural teacher. Thank you
superb!!!!
I'd love to own an older MPC but I'm thinking the learning curve would be a bit too much for a BEGINNER who's never owned an MPC....any thoughts/opinions.???
Contact me, I propose private lessons to learn how to master the 3000.
very thankfull vor this video my brother great explanation for newcomers all love brother
Very good tutorial better than what Americans have done in the states
Thank you so much. I want to make didactic tutorial, with step by step explanations so MPC 3000 owners can learn tips to master this legendary machine.
@@MISTERMPC nobody besides youn and sample kings done a real good logical tutorial on a older model mpc especially this 3000
@@MISTERMPC you are welcome
great work!!!
When you pushed play, I couldn't hit like fat enough !!! 🎶
Question: When you rounded the tempo, wouldn't it make more sense to round 96.8 to 97, not 96?
That sample was used on NAS album represent
i miss the links in the description
It is because finally I put them directly on the video! The shortcuts appear in the video (left up corner) when I talk about them.
Besides, I've just put the links in the description now, just for you!! Have fun!
@@MISTERMPC you have my subscription, you are also very welcome on my channel
@@NarcoticBoomBap Thank you, done!
Nice channel bro, new sub 👍🏾
Thank you!!
Whixh screen are you using?
Dope stuff 👍🏾
How did you make the screen bigger?
Watch that tutorial: th-cam.com/video/UyNq5PM7ldA/w-d-xo.html
Gosh, I miss my Ecler HAK mixer😢😢😢
Great Stuff
What about recording track mutes in a sequence?
I don't understand your comment. Precise it, please. Thank you for all your comments and your interest.
@@MISTERMPC muting tracks is like when you stop the samples in the background for a second then play it again go listen to older hip hop 90s songs you will understand what i am saying
@ Michele, I know perfectly what is muting a sound. It's your question I don't understand. What are you asking me? If your question is "How do you mute the sound in your sequence?", the answer is "You do not mute the sound. You erase it from a bar to another bar so it doesn't play".
@@MISTERMPC how do you record it into the sequence far as the track mutes is what i asked at first
@ Watch or rewatch the tutorial part 2 (Samplestopper). You record the sample into your sequence. When you want to mute it, you use a samplestopper at the bar you wish so the sample stops when you want. You put 1, 2, 3,... bars without it and then you record it afterwards when you want to demute it. That's that easy.
"Rep-Ree-Zent" Nas- Represent
You are a legend
Ahaha, thank you!
Subbed even though I have the X
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cool, a qd la version francaise. Lol
My American ass: Get started in 20 inches???
I hate the tap tempo
Why? It is a real gain of time. In 2 taps, you have your BPM. It is usefull when you want to know the bpm of your sample and don't denaturalize it a lot changing a lot its tune. It is thus a good tool. But you can live without it, of course.
@@MISTERMPC i usually find the tempo through recording it in sequence to see if the loop plays all the way through on
@ I understand but imagine you have a sample playing at 99 bpm (but you don't know it) and your sequence is 95. You'll record your sample and then hear it doesn't fit, you will then tune it to pitch it down and you can denaturalize it (and detune it, the result is that it will play false if you play another live instrument over it). But if you tap the tempo, just by curiosity, you'll find out that your sample is 99 bpm and you can say "Ok, I'll put my sequence at 99 (there is no big difference with 99) so I don't tune my sample and I don't denaturalize it. Do you understand? That is another way of seeing things.
@@MISTERMPC thats what i do i record until i hear it fits used to try to use tap tempo it didn't make sense to me even when i recorded it was still off far as tempo
Why anyone would buy one in 2024 is beyond me
Effing hope a beginner didn't buy an MPC 3000...
Lmao😂
I’m so happy I stopped myself
Man your like over 20 years too late.
Aha, why? Some people are discovering right now the MPC3000. Even if it was released 25 years ago. It is never too late! And the 3000 is eternal!! Thanks for your comment. With what machine do you work?
@@MISTERMPC Ha ha I was jesting. Yes the 3000 is a bad boy. Enjoy making beats man.
@@MISTERMPC i just bought a 3000 last year!! I love it to death.
@@beatsbydawood9529 That's normal!! ;-)
Just picked up an MPC 3000. This is just what I needed.
lol that is the beat machine that doesnt need a manual dont make videos explaining how simple things work, we have chat gpt for that.