Welcome back! I discovered you 2 weeks ago. Then, thanks to you, I produce my first sample based tune. Thank you. Great music and great content bro. Do not go missing again! 🤘🏻
First off...welcome back, although this is my first time visiting ur site. Just subscribed. I will watch all that I have missed. Very smuuv. U'r sound great vibe... So when u du decide to bless us again wit ur presents...Du U...I am here watching and learning.
Glad I discovered ya bro🔥 love your beats and your “loose” mixtape is my favorite.. the songs go so well with eachother.. it just takes me on a journey especially stoned at 1am lol🙌🏼
Noticed you chopped the sample using the Maschine "copy pad" method. There's a faster way to do the same thing! Press (and keep pressing) copy, hit the pad you want to copy, next hit the pad you want to copy to and then release the copy button. It's slightly faster because you don't need to use the touchscreen!
@@Brenky86 You could still take it slow. You basically just add the chop where you'd like your next sample to start and then you could export it as a non-destructive chop Drum Program. It basically automates what you're already doing but saving you the memory by just using one sample
@@DarrinNoNAME I'm new to the mpc and I just discovered this copy sample method. I always use chops to slice my sample and then create a new non destructive drum programm. is there any benefit of the copy pad method compared to using the chop feature?
@@mb2776 honestly no. The copy method actually uses more memory because you're creating more copies of the sample. However, non-destructive slice uses one sample but the slices are considered markers..Hope that makes sense?
smooth sound great ¡¡
You're back! Fuck yeah!
Sweet vibes brenky
Welcome back! I discovered you 2 weeks ago. Then, thanks to you, I produce my first sample based tune. Thank you. Great music and great content bro. Do not go missing again! 🤘🏻
Love your video vibes
First off...welcome back, although this is my first time visiting ur site. Just subscribed. I will watch all that I have missed. Very smuuv. U'r sound great vibe... So when u du decide to bless us again wit ur presents...Du U...I am here watching and learning.
Glad I discovered ya bro🔥 love your beats and your “loose” mixtape is my favorite.. the songs go so well with eachother.. it just takes me on a journey especially stoned at 1am lol🙌🏼
Cozy beat man, u flipped that sample way nicer than i did.
That was dope. Love to see the workflow.
Nice one Brenky!
Wowwww my kind of vibes! You did that!
Noticed you chopped the sample using the Maschine "copy pad" method. There's a faster way to do the same thing! Press (and keep pressing) copy, hit the pad you want to copy, next hit the pad you want to copy to and then release the copy button. It's slightly faster because you don't need to use the touchscreen!
Nice.. Always a good thing if the touch screen is used less imo. Thanks for the tip :) Will use it.
Yoo I didn’t know this thank you my man 🙏
tsss brooo, this is so amazing
this is a great beat wow
Quality video bro 💯
Hi Brenky,
Well, you have gained a new subscriber. Thank you for your music.
Greetings from Toulouse, France.
Seb
Did not started but i already love it ;)
Noce one man!
sweet!
Quality! 🤗🎹🥁🎛📻🎶
yo son that shit is fire !
I'm curios to why you don't use the lazy chop feature. great stuff per usual. glad to see another video.
idk haha, I guess i like to take it slow and just go through it myself :)
@@Brenky86 You could still take it slow. You basically just add the chop where you'd like your next sample to start and then you could export it as a non-destructive chop Drum Program. It basically automates what you're already doing but saving you the memory by just using one sample
@@DarrinNoNAME I'm new to the mpc and I just discovered this copy sample method. I always use chops to slice my sample and then create a new non destructive drum programm.
is there any benefit of the copy pad method compared to using the chop feature?
@@mb2776 honestly no. The copy method actually uses more memory because you're creating more copies of the sample. However, non-destructive slice uses one sample but the slices are considered markers..Hope that makes sense?
@@DarrinNoNAME yeah, I was wondering why not just use chop to create a drum programm with pad parameters. Guess I was right xD
Can I purchase the brush ambience used in your song?
Hey which recorder are you using for your setup? Is it the zoom one?