@@vubeatz That's what life is about man, getting out of your comfort zone. You crushed this beat and video, keep'em coming I'm looking forward to more!
Every now and again I come across these machines or similar rack mountable samplers/drum machines from 30+ years ago. I always wonder if i should grab one to fool around, i know if it doesn't work I'm going to want to make it work. i'm glad you made some videos so I can see it in all it's glory! btw you're the man!
*I am confused??!# did you use the rack sampler and then import the sampler into the MPC60 OR are you using the MPC60 as a midi controller for the rack samplers?*
Hi, thanks for this video! Do you record a sample first in the S900 and then from the S900 to the MPC60? What for? How did it get such a crunch piano and filter effect in the end result? Have you recorded a multitrack in DAW?
@vubeatz im recently working with a similar set up. Just got the s900. Very excited aboit it. Im curious. Did you just punch in the start/end chop points manually on the s900 sample, or is there a way to trigger location points in the sample via the mpc?
is it possible to simply play audio on a turntable and send the audio directly into the MPC 60 without any need for midi cables or disks or other components? And Is a floppy disk always required to be in the akai mpc 60 ii while performing any operations in it? I appreciate it!
I don't use floppy at all. For sampling to MPC 60 You need to have grounded turntable connected by rca to jack cable. If You have ungrounded turntable You need to ground it first by using for example, dj mixer like I do :)
combination of mpc 60 and s900 is genius!!!! Im a fan of analog things and im using new school stuff and I was always wondering how I can connect to that cool mpc60 sound as a new school person with this background to this device that doesnt have usb or sd card and works with floppy you can connect s900 to you computer and put output to the mpc60 input and just sample anyyyyything! IT IS GENIUS no exaggeration
@@xisotopex well they are built in digital for the recording purposes but the way people record the sounds of them are with wires. It's not a zero and ones recreations of the sound at the end, it's actual electricity and my comment was dumb anyway cause there is no need to connect anything to your computer they have trs inputs
So what is the purpose in recording into the s900 then into the MPC? Why not record straight into the mpc, it has a good sampler and filter in there already?
MPC 60 are not equal to S900 :) I know people like to compare them because both of them are 12bit and 40khz but that's it. S900 is much fatter on the drums and MPC 60 don't have a filter :)
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How much more sampling time do you have with those two connected
Obviously there are no rules, and whatever works for you is gold, but the s900 is a variable sample rate machine (unlike say, the MPC60 or SP1200) so there is no advantage to sampling in at 45RPM. On the 900/950 you can just record with a lower sample rate, and skip that step.
So dope homie! You're english is actually really good man so don't worry about it, you have a beautiful setup there!
thank you! I was little nervous about that, steping out from my comfort zone :)
@@vubeatz That's what life is about man, getting out of your comfort zone. You crushed this beat and video, keep'em coming I'm looking forward to more!
@@LoFiWeekly I agree, your English is wonderful. Love these videos and I hope you make more!
Yeah!
The right MC on this would be a classic track 🔥 shit is dope bro
YIP
Fajny kanał. Wielka piatka za używanie starych gratów. Też mam 60 itp. ale zupełnie inny klimat muzyczny eksploruję. Fajna robota, subskrybuję.
Just got my 900!!! This was DOPE!!!!
Every now and again I come across these machines or similar rack mountable samplers/drum machines from 30+ years ago. I always wonder if i should grab one to fool around, i know if it doesn't work I'm going to want to make it work. i'm glad you made some videos so I can see it in all it's glory!
btw you're the man!
You speak my lingo sir MPC is How communicate! Dope beat Dj Premo uses these devices.
This is great, and your English is amazing!
I usually don't watch & comment on these types of videos but man that's a great sounding easy simple beat right on target! Cheers!
Great! I have yet to have the courage to speak in my videos. Respect!
*I am confused??!# did you use the rack sampler and then import the sampler into the MPC60 OR are you using the MPC60 as a midi controller for the rack samplers?*
Real nice man, your setup is the real deal.
*AND YO MY MAN YOU GOT SKILLS!*
This is dope bro!
Tight beat with that 12 bit grit
awesome bro keep it up!
Świetne bębny :o Całościowo kozak, montaż też fajny. Chociaż mam mały niedosyt, bo liczyłem że bas jakiś wejdzie :p
od tego mam basistę :D
Hi, thanks for this video! Do you record a sample first in the S900 and then from the S900 to the MPC60? What for? How did it get such a crunch piano and filter effect in the end result? Have you recorded a multitrack in DAW?
That's why he runs it through the S900 I imagine, to get the extra crunch. S900 + MP60 = nice
Good job!!
@vubeatz im recently working with a similar set up. Just got the s900. Very excited aboit it. Im curious. Did you just punch in the start/end chop points manually on the s900 sample, or is there a way to trigger location points in the sample via the mpc?
Dobre!! :D Też mam taki zestaw i nie wiem czemu jeszcze nic nie zrobiłem na nim konkretnego hehe. Czekam na więcej, podro!
omg to be able too sample with this gear epic nothing like analog
Its all digital though.. nothing like hardware 😉
is it possible to simply play audio on a turntable and send the audio directly into the MPC 60 without any need for midi cables or disks or other components?
And Is a floppy disk always required to be in the akai mpc 60 ii while performing any operations in it?
I appreciate it!
I don't use floppy at all. For sampling to MPC 60 You need to have grounded turntable connected by rca to jack cable. If You have ungrounded turntable You need to ground it first by using for example, dj mixer like I do :)
@@vubeatz Thank You!
we love with ya´accent, don´t worry, peace
do you have more tutorials as this movie maker how to connect a akai s900 to an mpc60
combination of mpc 60 and s900 is genius!!!!
Im a fan of analog things and im using new school stuff and I was always wondering how I can connect to that cool mpc60 sound as a new school person with this background to this device that doesnt have usb or sd card and works with floppy
you can connect s900 to you computer and put output to the mpc60 input and just sample anyyyyything!
IT IS GENIUS no exaggeration
the mpc 60 and the s900 are not analog.
@@xisotopex well they are built in digital for the recording purposes
but the way people record the sounds of them are with wires. It's not a zero and ones recreations of the sound at the end, it's actual electricity
and my comment was dumb anyway cause there is no need to connect anything to your computer they have trs inputs
Nice Work
been think of the s1100 or the s3000 to go with my s950 and mpc 2000xl which one should i go with i make jungle
Dope 🔥💎⛏🎧👀
Styyyl gosciu mozna sie z toba jakos zgadac???? Chce przerzucac sie z Maschine na Mpc i mam pare pytan :P super robota❤️
super good!
Ooo na s950 masz wyświetlanie wava 😀
Nice !
Dope 👍🏾
Dope
man im so jelous of all your gear, a question, how did you learn the mpc? did you start with the mpc60 or did you buy something cheaper first?
my first mpc was 2000 classic - in 2006. I learn mpc with instruction, because I sold my pc to get money for mpc :)
So what is the purpose in recording into the s900 then into the MPC? Why not record straight into the mpc, it has a good sampler and filter in there already?
MPC 60 are not equal to S900 :) I know people like to compare them because both of them are 12bit and 40khz but that's it. S900 is much fatter on the drums and MPC 60 don't have a filter :)
How much more sampling time do you have with those two connected
How are those devices connected?
Boss, what interface audio do you use?
Roger Hodgson
VU!!
Obviously there are no rules, and whatever works for you is gold, but the s900 is a variable sample rate machine (unlike say, the MPC60 or SP1200) so there is no advantage to sampling in at 45RPM. On the 900/950 you can just record with a lower sample rate, and skip that step.
not true, you save on RAM, and pitching the sample play back down exposes the the missing 'samples' adding to the crunchiness
@@robertsmithshair4199 Go home, you're drunk.
@@Samplers ok expert.
Bit of education here th-cam.com/video/K7_9-ymumd4/w-d-xo.html happy Christmas 👍🏻
@@Samplers shut up he's right fake sp user
ill
where u get that screen from?
I buy mpc with it.
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sounds like j dilla
Great mpc skills but the Beat got no real Flow to me.
yes that beat is weak, I admit :) I will make better ones
I like 👍
Really sick mate!