Sampling Jazz (Bill Evans) with the Akai MPC One RETRO & guitar pedals
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- Just got the new Akai MPC One Retro. I've sampled a Bill Evans track here and programmed a rough lofi hip-hop beat to improv over. The workflow seems quite intuitive to someone who has never owned an MPC before but I've only just scratched the surface.
I've run the output of the MPC One Retro through a bunch of guitar pedals (Chase Bliss Thermae and Mood, Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water, Dr Scientist Dusk and the EHX Mainframe) for some bitcrushing).
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I'm so pissed youtube didn't show me your channel before
I love everything about this video
The idea of using guitar pedals this way, like if you were using outboard gear but way cooler
I love Chase Bliss
I love the aesthetic
I'm about to watch more of your content, keep up the good work!
Wow thanks so much! I'm a guitarist at heart so using pedals was a natural evolution for me. Thanks for checking out my music!
Oh this is so sick. I think I put this in my playlist months ago and never watched it. Sounds so good, Bill Evans would probably love this
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I just found your channel cause I wanted to see other people using the MPC One retro, and your channel is one of the best! I look forward to seeing more content
thanks!!
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Nice set up with the pedals and nice vibes on the beat .
Great jam! Unique sounding. Hypnotic.
This is so cool!! Nice work.
Thanks a lot!
Beautiful set up. Subbed!
Real nice!!!👌
Appreciated
This will be my setup as well just waiting for the mpc x to get here with the LoFi shallow pedal ! Thanks 🙏🏾 for showing me I was on the right path
You're welcome
Just from another planet, incredible.
Thanks Joseph! Thanks for stopping by!
Oh and dope beat!!!!
That’s dope!
That's some beautiful work right there. That shit was amazing
thanks so much!
Enjoyed this Nathan. Quite a different approach with all those pedals, i like it!
Thank you!!
Dammmnnnn!! This is inspiring
Thank you!!
That is One sweet pedal board 🙂
Wow, dude!!
That pokeball got you a subscriber. Your skills as well :D
haha thank you!!
I dig that pedal rack setup. You might want to get some analog phaser in there.
what phaser would you recommend? that is something i don't have!
@@NathanHuiYi if you're going to use it on drums, I recommend something with a resonance control like a Boss PH-1r or PH-2. The current PH-3 model isn't bad either, but not my preference. Another great option at the moment is Warm Audio's jet phaser clone. It's $100 at sweetwater right now. I think they're about to drop that model. It's a big pedal though, so that might be a concern for you.
damn i wanna buy one just because of the colorway😫
i know what you mean - i've wanted an akai mpc one from the beginning but put off buying because I suspected they might release a retro color scheme. I like it a lot better than the black or gold one!
This is awesome. Are you running MPC so to pedals and back into MPC, or are you running into a DAW for the recording?
thanks michael! MPC -> pedals -> RME interface which has a DAWLESS recording option (they call it DUREC)
How do you setup the mpc one with pedals do you use a mixer? Great work!
What output plugs do you use for your recordings off the mpc? The plugs i have always make an annoying hiss sound… btw dope beat!
Hey i love you content. i use Effect pedals in the same way. What audio interface are you using ?
So sorry for the late reply. Thanks! I use the RME Fireface UCX II. I recommend anything by RME. The drivers are very stable, very low latency. The totalmix software it comes with was a bit confusing for me at first, but I've come to realise it's extremely powerful and useful!
Hello, thanks for the video, I did enjoy! Can you tell me how you route all pedals to the MPC One? Can you record the effects per pedal as you like? I’m interested in building a set with my pedals and MPC one and other devices thanks a lot!
Thanks for dropping by and commenting! I run the outputs of the MPC One into an Allen and Heath mixer. I've then run an effects send from that into a JCR Radial reamp box and from there into the guitar pedals. The guitar pedals then run into my USB audio interface (RME Fireface UC). This won't allow you to record the effects per pedal
@@NathanHuiYi thanks, keep the videos up!
How to you have the pedals routed to work so seamlessly with the mpc? Really want to start using something like this
Thanks for dropping by. I run the outputs of the MPC One into an Allen and Heath mixer. I've then run an effects send from that into a JCR Radial reamp box and from there into the guitar pedals. The guitar pedals then run into my USB audio interface (RME Fireface UC).
An alternative simpler setup is simply the (left) mono output from the MPC One into your guitar pedal. It will work, but some guitar pedals might sound very different and become distorted.
@@NathanHuiYi thanks for the quick reply! I’m really wanting to essentially just add some life to my samples by putting them through some effects but then quickly have them right back in the mpc to resample. I like the idea of chopping the effected sample for the main progression
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How have you liked the MPC One? I think I will buy it...hope it gets the aranger from force In a future update.
It's been good especially for when I'm away from my workspace and want to make music. It just got a huge update a few days ago!
Fast forward one year.....the one retro is virtually impossible to find (new), however the gold suffices quite nicely 👌
When I'm comfortable to get the live 2 I will def look at the retro colorway
Can you please explain the pedal signal chain into the MPC?
Sure thing - I've run the outputs of the MPC One into an Allen and Heath mixer. I've then run an effects send from that into a JCR Radial reamp box and from there into the guitar pedals. The output of the guitar pedals is then recorded into an RME Fireface UC.
@@NathanHuiYi thanks man... Beautiful beat...
Very cool. You probably have thought of this, but you could then take the final recording and chop it for new samples for future tracks.
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could you do a vid that shows how you set up the pedals through the outs?
Hey Tyler! I'll try to when I have time, but in the mean time, I'm happy to explain it. I simply plugged the output from the Akai MPC One into a JCR Radial re-amp box, and then plugged that straight into the guitar pedals! Heres a link to the JCR Radial www.radialeng.com/product/jcr
@@NathanHuiYi dope, thanks for the reply I appreciate it.
how do you have all of these routed into the mpc one with just the one stereo ins/outs?? 😂 i must know
thanks for dropping by. they are all plugged in with just the mono output from the akai mpc and they are in series with one another
@@NathanHuiYi wow okay. Guess it’s time for pedals!
I would like an effect pedal for my mpc one. Any suggestions?
Definitely it's dependent on your preferences and what kind of sound you want. A lot of effects can be created easily and sound great digitally in the box. Personally, I think analogue chorus and vibrato is a very unique sound that doesn't sound quite the same with digital plugins. So I would recommend something like the Walrus Audio Julianna - it also has stereo inputs and outputs which go well with the MPC one
@@NathanHuiYi sounds great I appreciate you taking the time! Keep making those bangers 😎
how is the connection made with these?
I want to know the brand model of your speaker，thank you
Event Opals. An Australian company, now bought by Rode. They don't make them anymore!
@@NathanHuiYi Lol ,I checked this brand. Some second-hand ones are sold online, but it's too expensive. The music you play is great, and I like it very much. Thank you .
great job! id love to collab, my channel is gerbil hamster records, im mostly known for movie scores nowadays
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