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MPC Live vs MPC 60ii // Can you hear the difference??
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I've always wondered how the MPC Live VS MPC60 would go when it comes to getting that lofi crunchy sound. I sampled directly into the MPC and created the same pattern on both machines. I set the MPC Swing to 60%. Then took a chord from Splice and pitched it up one octave to stretch the sample back down on the MPC to get some Aliasing samples. The first part is a blind listening test then the rest is a direct comparison. How did you do? Could you tell the difference?
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01:01 the setup
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03:55 Test 1
04:46 Test 2
06:05 Comparing the samples
09:55 Conclusion
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illa j lend you his mpc and you didn't even mentioned it on the title as a clickbait. u r a real one enrique.
Fr. Btw I borrowed this from Illa J, nbd.
Pro tip: you can simulate the "overdriven" MPC60 in the MPC Live by purposefully raising the volume before the MPC60 effects plugin. So say you set the MPC60 effect in slot 2, then in slot 1 you have for instance the AIR EQ or something, use that effects main output volume and set it at +12dB.. then in slot 3 you add another AIR EQ and set it's gain to -12dB. Now you've overdriven the mpc60 effect and it will definitely sound different to your "overdriven" test 2. This is a more like for like comparison if you are interested in the emulation of the MPC60, instead of overdriving the inputs or outputs of the MPC Live.
Pro tip2: it's also fun to "under drive" the mpc60 effect.. send it a really weak signal, like -24dB down.. then compensate in slot 3. This brings a different tonality.
Thanks for this comment!
I will try this.
@@oracle-0018 you wont come close to the 60 regardless
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Much closer !
You are wrong-beware the power of the mpc live!
please make a video about this....or i will
@@snubdawg1386 Go for it! I haven't made youtube videos in a decade. :)
For me in both initial performances I like the 60 better. The overall tone is warmer, but I also get more details from the open hi-hats, more prolonged ringing. From the Live each instrument is more separate, with space around them, but the melodic sample is very receded. In the 60 everything is closer together and closer to my ear but the sample is very present.
yo WHAT?!?! Illa J letting you borrow his mpc... holy...
I was fucking surprised as well
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@@soularslaps he didnt even mention j dilla ...j dilla arguably the greatest hiphop producers of all time
duane plummer a song by illa j that my friend showed me, he talks about how he doesnt rlly wanna just be known as j dillas little brother he wants to be his own thing although it is crazy that he didnt bring up j dilla in this video while using his brother's mpc😂
Yea but the mpc 3000 is just notorious with dilla using it .. he literally made star dust with dat 💩 literally.. gotta mention dilla to carry the torch my man ( if you understand how important that is ) but that’s another thing .. engineers dream what dilla did using the mpc 3000
I guessed them all right . the 60 has a certain "lofi-ness" to it that can't be faked.
I want my first mpc just can't figure if I should go new or old, I love the sound of both
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i think this is my new favorite comment haha! Thanks Alden!!
The MPC 60 can even actually brighten the sound (if you sample the sound in pitched by an octave at the source and then pitch it down the same amount in the MPC, it actually nicely invigorates the sound!) I think the power of the device just like with all old Akais comes from running the input stage reasonably loud: sounds so good with drums.
The 60 definitely has a more 'bottom-middle'-focused sound, while the Live has a lot more 'high' in the mix, especially noticeable with the driven samples. Both sound great, though. I'm positive with more EQing the 'high' could be tamed from the Live and give it the 'warmer mellow sound' of the 60. Kind of surprised they didn't account for that in their emulation/filter, but of course old equipment ages differently from unit to unit, so sound will vary.
If im not mistaken (which i often am) the 60ii applies a filter to reduce some high freq noise. Maybe this is similar to the sp1200 trying to filter out aliasing.. hmm
I definitely hear a more mids focused sound from the 60ii as well. Like a gentle high shelf + a very slight compression. The live is SOOOO close though.
That’s cool and all. The real problem is the lost low end on the live.
You can eq and filter frequencies away. Adding ones that aren’t there is another story.
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Yeah, that's something that surprised me about their 'emulation'.
@@doppelganger8659 Yep. MPC 3000 in particular is so well known for the low end. Emulators don't quite have it yet I'm afraid.
The mpc60 sound is beautiful. That said, with the live you have flexibility that you can emulate that sound on the unit (or later in your daw) or go with a million other coloration type sounds. No right or wrong. I will say that I almost always run my Mpc live through analog gear at some point for a little mojo.
I really like Ricky's attitude, very chill but the best bit is the open mindedness, like the when he says inthis video, why not run a $4,000 synth into a $100 sampler?! Why not indeed!
Actually I've ordered a P.O 33, because its really well designed, sounds rough and gritty (its 8 bit). It seems we live in an age of digital perfection, yet we seek imperfection. It reminds me of how something like handmade pottery is beautiful, in part due to its imperfections. The P.O 33 is a real winner, everyone should get one. Lots of fun, chic design and plenty of warm, digital dirt!
I met Ricky in Los Angeles at a Synth showcase in 2019 and he is a cool dude.
This is the best comparison on TH-cam💯💯💯
I super appreciate the fact that you were able to talk about something you used Skillshare for/liked about it, rather than just rattle off a description of what it is - I think it shows proper integrity. I've seen Skillshare promos a thousand times, but yours made me want to go check it out - particularly that typography course! Dope comparison too, the MPC 60ii kills it imo, especially on the overdriven samples. Peace!
I was quite surprised I liked the 60 more and I was rooting for the Live. Over my pc speakers I couldn't tell the difference but once I put on my good headphones the 60 pulled way ahead for me. I like the smaller footprint of the Live, the touch screen, and the lower cost, even thought I don't plan on purchasing either, but that 60 caught me off guard. Thanks for the video Ricky!
When overdriven the 60 retains a much smoother sound. It added some nice character to the sound. The live sounds good as long and it's not overdriven. Except on that one crash sample, the live handled that better than the 60. Still I'm impressed with the live.
wow i was not expecting to be able to pick out the mpc60 so easily in the blind test.
Hi
Just completed a degree in Sound Engineering and Music Production- we studied this topic in class with out great tutor Sam Willis - 8bit /16bit analogue being continuous vs digital being limited - great video - but what’s most interesting is that the Live sounds so very very close - you’d be nit picking to find a huge difference and whatever one has over the over can be gained through plugins - maximum respect to Roger Linn - the MPC 60 is the legacy instrument whose workflow still beats a DAW - simplicity/ limitation breeds creativity
I think you’ve mixed yourself up there, mate. Bits aren’t analogue, they’re strictly a digital process.
the real question is why the MPC Live look like the AKAI Tomcat
for real, I bet they’d sell more of them if they looked like their classic samplers
@@DaveyReynolds I'm surprise there no classic gray or blue 2000xl version... That would be sexy on the MPC Live ii
Looks like one of the mpcstuff.com skins. They make a 2000XL classic skin too.
here pressing F to pay Tomcat respect
This comment still gets me 😂
Makes me want to sample my melodic material into my X from a 60. The percussive one shots were surprisingly close though. That second a/b test threw me. I was sure the louder one was the 60. I use the 60 vintage mode on all 3 of my modern units; Live, Force and X se. Set it and forget it. Sounds imperfect but better.
I pass the test and I can't wait for your upcoming MPC3000 comparison. You motivated me to repair my MPC3K display when I saw your other video back in April about "Think i found the best studio setup.. For me! // 2020 Music Studio Workflow" A week after I saw that video I was able to repair the MPC3000 from an iPhone 6 plus back-light display and a step up inverter board. Upgraded the ROM's to 3.5 and boy I'm glad to have this baby up and running. Seriously, all because of you and feeling the same way with good analog gear. Good job Ricky. I'm enjoying your videos a lot. Thank you
The mpc 60 emulation in the one and live is quite good. Its way better than i anticipated and is way better than what i remember the maschine attempted to do
If you know what to listen for it is extremely obvious and easy to pick out. The big changes are clarity, punch, detail, and headroom. The MPC 60 actually has less of all of these but it also has a low mid bump that warms things up and makes it feel punchier - EQ for free.
I think to get it closer to the original resampling or or printing at much lower resolutions would do the trick. The SP1200 for example is 12 bit @ 25 kHz, the MPC 60 is 12 bit at 40 kHz, the 3000 is 16 bit at 44.1 kHz. In comparison, the live likely defaults to 24 bit at 44.1 or 48 kHz. By down sampling you are going to get a lot closer to the original sound by capturing the information the older units would have actually been able to capture and shave off the excess that gives it the modern feel.
The only difference left will be the differences in the samplers soundcard that actually does the audio conversion. While the plugin gets you close, if you want it near perfect down sampling should get it to where it is near imperceptible. If it still isn't quite what you need a little shaping EQ or compression will likely do the trick.
dope test! i knew the difference between them would be at the extremes of the frequency spectrum from 20hz-40hz and 14khz-20khz and the difference ended up being pretty clear. i was able to guess correctly except for the distorted samples. man does that MPC60 sound sick. i have an MPC Live, and im not ashamed of it... but the MPC60's pitchshifting, and saturation/distortion is pure 🤤
This video was so helpful man, i never had an mpc or listened to one live, and u showed why some ppl prefer one besides the other. Good content
I like your conclusion. I agree with you too. It's nice to mess about and find out if the emulation sounds like the real thing but at the end of the day a great idea will sound great on whatever you make it on. Anyhow thanks for reminding me that I have to finish restoring an MPC60 mkII that I have waiting to do a project with, lol.
When you compared a/b on the music samples, it honestly sounded like it was mixed differently. “A” having a more “modern” sound, and “B” sounded like other aspects of the mix were emphasized compared to “A”.
That’s what I hear with this live in all the different comparison videos 👍
The kick was much quieter on the B in both, which basically made the whole thing pointless
Most of the “Analog” sound people talk about is usually the lack of brightness. Newer technology is usually going to be more brighter. Also digital sounds have less of headroom when it comes to driving sounds for a nice “Distortion”.
Oversampling solves the headroom issue pretty well digitally
But analog drive definitely has its own beauty
Don't know how to break this down to the "analog" people... Both machines are digital samplers.
Gabriele Catalano I was talking in reference to things like the Analog Heat, or running a 303 through stomp boxes
Joshua Keddie over sampling doesn’t fix all problem and sometimes it creates others. Now to be honest I’m no expert in the subject but even in traditional music recording it’s understandable that “you can’t polish a turd” so if your sound source is already at its limit then just over sampling will just create other problems. th-cam.com/video/l0CsAqCtZXo/w-d-xo.html
I did this exact comparison with my mpc 1000 and the live. I love how identical they sound as well
you can also set the master outputs to various "vintage" modes in settings. so that way you're not using up an effects slot. fun video though! Test 1 I was kind of indifferent, test 2 I strongly suspected which one was the 60 and I was right (and preferred that one). You summed it up nicely in the end, though; who cares what you use to make music with, in the end it's what we're here for anyway :D
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I like your ending point about the MPC 60 winning, but not entirely winning. The MPC Live is doing an emulation of the 60, and can do an emulation of the 3000 etc. This is a big point - while it might not do emulations with 100% accuracy, it has its own sound, and it also has the emulations. Its all good ^_^
as an owner of the 60 I was surprised at how clean it was when I bought it. Now I'm so happy it is, drums that come from it are punchier than anything I've ever used but doesn't color the sample to the point where its always crunching and aliasing
also in terms of distorting the inputs, I did read a long time ago that the A/D converters have some sort of noise reduction circuit built in, which might be why it "controls" the gain, might. be a really discreet and simple compressor in there. Also none of that may be true lol
Haha! Over-what?? That was gold. Great comparison - really wasn't much in it at all with the clean samples but when you used the clipped/over-driven set the differences began to show clearly. Both did sound great though. You've got some gorgeous MPC's - would love a 60 and 3000 one day.
Definitely needed this. Would love to see a comparison with Maschine’s MPC60 mode as well 👀
that would be embarrassing for the maschine
De-tuning on those old samplers is the business. I like how you auditioned the individual drum hits, also goes to show the 60 sums the mix better.🎧
They both sound really nice! On the fence about a new sampler/sequencer. Replacing my Digitakt may be the call, but that MPC Live is pretty awesome. Thanks for the video! Amazing as usual.
The 60 has a real analog vibe. You can really hear the difference with percussive sounds and bass sounds. A reason why the 60 is still Gs. But like you said. It’s all preference 💯💯💯
Such an awesome video, really enjoyed watching this! I'm amazed by how the MPC 60 sounds.
The Live seems to do overdriven sounds better if you use reduced bitrate samples.
I've been sampling on an old Yamaha SU10 and then resampling on the Live and that seems to give it the grit I was looking for.
If you can please add a spectrum analyzer next time...for us nerds 🤓
or just load one in your daw and monitor while watching?
i think MPC 60 more crispy ... am i right ?
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I saw the video with some friends that have MPC Live and they failed the test. I don't have MPCs but as a fan of ricky I pass the test. The key is to hear not the drum part (you can hear something with the OHH and rides) but listen to the chord. the original 60 "
knead" the sound while the mpc seems to be more clear but a little bit closed on the medium high frequencies. This probably due to the digital processing that tend to "spread" the sound's frequencies to the same level acting allmost like a glue comp. Maybe to avoid peaks in the final master track.
Next video, can you have a conversation or run an experiment on _how_ to get those smooth vintage sounds from a new age machine like the MPC Live?
Slate digital has a set of vintage tape and compressor emulators that can do miracles to your channels and master bus.
I like the 60ii when it comes to the distortion because you know you’re going to get that heavy, crunchy sound and when used properly it can drive (pun not intended) the dance floor nuts, and I do like some distortion in my beats sometimes
they are really close in tones, but the hats give it away Mpc60 is a hint dirtier then the live I have both of them too the ASR10/ Sp1200/ MV8000 as well and I have sampled Alot of stuff playing with the Tones of each. ALL are a beast in their own way
This is fantastic and the format you did was perfecto. Didn't have to jump through hoops to find out which was which. I liked 1. A, 2. B. Both! Dang...the 60 definitely has a better overdriven sound which I suppose is expected. My S950 gonna get some more love now. Bro, inspiring me to do a Live vs SP1200 shootout.
Akai was on point with MPC emulations, the harder to emulate is of courses the tuning of the 1200 and the sound
You are my favourite for all the technical stuff. Really appreciate the videos
I got it right both times and preffered the 60 both times. But I was second guessing myself, thinking maybe Akai made the emulation exagerrated ending up 'more 60 than the 60'. My first guesses ended up being correct though. The 60 sounds smoother, and more glued together.
I can hear it...I use an MPC LIVE, but still keep my 5000 around because even it sounds slightly different...just found your channel...subbed👍🏻
I actually liked the MPC Live's sound in the A/B test better. The drums sounded nice on the 60 felt like they were pumping but the Live sounded less muddy to me.
I am honestly amazed by the huge difference!
Can u perhaps add a scope in a next video or so to show us what is going on?
really intresting, thanks for showcaseing this.
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Ricky Tinez I used to have an MPC60 II that was modded by Forat with the Output Boost Modification on the Stereo and all 8 direct outs $300 - The MPC60 is 12-bit resolution vs/ MPCLIVE 24-bit.
It will be cool try to recreate mpc60 effect manually with air lofi fx on Live.
Reducing sample rate and bit depth with fx may give other results.
At least it's worth to try.
i usually find downsampling effects disappointing but AIR Lofi is one of the best i've used. i usually just forget about trying to emulate a specific sampler and tweak it to the exact vibe i want.
I am really curious about this too
If air lofi was on he wouldn't have been able to tell a difference the mpc plugin is garbage. The air lofi should have been used.
I find AirLofi to do a much better job downsampling and adding alias effects than the 1200 emulation. Sounds much better
The older MPC sounds a bit dull and warm. However, I love that sound. Both are great.
Love your videos and style, informative and very enjoyable. Sad to have missed saying hi when you were in London last year
You can here the difference The MPC 60 is warmer , a tad warmer the difference is there. im using JBL LSR 2300 series speakers.
Incredible, non-bias comparison. Can you do the MPC 3000 next? Thanks for this great content! As someone who loves samplers, I really been enjoying your channel.
One of the coolest people on here and your temperament is great. Fantastic vibe!!
From what I can tell, The 60 accentuates the midrange more where as the Live is more even. As a result I hear more of the bass on the MPC Live. Love my MPC Touch
60 has that body, no surprise. the crucial thing I see a lot of people missing is that it's not about how the same kick one-shot sounds in comparison. its ALL about how the machine sums multiple signals. only two things in your machine actually shape the output sound: workflow design (directly dictates how you will work inside the machine) and summing algorithms/converters (headroom, overall spectral shape, etc.)
Hey Ricky, I appreciate all your videos and vibes.
I appreciate this video just got a MPC live 2 and wanted to know the comparison, drums are close but the MPC 60ii samples are warm grit's
Interesting: for the clean I much preferred the overall sound on the 60. For the distorted/overdriven I liked the Live quite a bit more especially that aggressive high end. I think I overdrive and distort my drums 99% of the time, it’s just baked in to my music at this point, so for the specific sound I like to make the live has the edge for me. But real talk when you start mixing and hitting the eqs you can get both to sound excellent, but this was fun to see these differences under a microscope!
Same same
same dude i liked live more when overdriven it was dirty as hell but nothing eq can do. If you eq it properly they would sound excactly the same i guess
didn't expect the MPC 60ii to sound so much better, more glued together and less highs
I heard the difference thru my iPhone. I’ve owned a fully blown out Mpc 60 and have a live 2. Very familiar with both.
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I previously wasn’t into newer samplers because I felt like they were too clean to the point where they sound like your average DAW but with less capability. I preferred older samplers because the less advanced tech caused them to inadvertently have distinct sounds, making them useful for sound design.
I think it’s very clever and forward thinking for Akai to create emulators for their older products. I would’ve never thought of a brilliant solution like that.
Been a feature of Maschine since day 1 (idk if it’s as good as the Akai version, but they got 60 and other models in there, more since newer versions of maschine as well, so the standalone might compete pretty well when it comes to sound quality, well see!)
@@JamieClark Maschine hasn't had the feature "since day one", they added the Vintage modes almost 2 years after Maschine was released. As for the modes, Maschine has the SP1200 but in varying modes and the MPC60. The Live has the SP1200, SP1200 Ring, MPC3000, and MPC60. Having both I feel like the MPC versions sounds better overall than the ones Maschine has, especially the MPC60. The MPC has had these modes since the Ren was released so many moons ago. That being said you can't go wrong with either.
You can also put the sampler effects into the insert chain and sample with it on to "print" the effect in. You can also actually change it so that the Live use the effect globally in the preferences so that it's basically on the master output.
One thing Ricky is doing here that will really bring out the sound of the vintage plugins is to lower the pitch of the sample, that works exceptionally well for the SP1200 engine, but still works on the MPC60/3000 mode as well, though it doesn't get you the same crunch imo.
my roommate just walked in on me telling my computer "it's overdriven" lol
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Or would it be overdrove??🤔
@@MrSirrah84 overdrived 😂
Nailed the A/B test. But Then again, i have been using the MPC60 for 25 years now :)
Thanks for the comparison! Those high harmonics on the MPC60ii seem to almost overflow in the digital domain, the distortion sounds like bit shifting, and the mix to my ears has more compression.
MPC 60, to my ear, gave more muffled sound and breaks up rather nicely when pitched down. Not surprised as I had an S612 until I sold it a week ago and would get a similar effect. The MPC Live had a much more overdriven sound on the kick. Very punchy, but not dissimilar from what I get in software. The shootout I really want to hear is MPC 3000 vs. S3000 and/or the other Akai rackmount samplers of that era which supposedly share the same sampling engine.
That brain fart was definitely how it feels to live with wild fire smoke
Same...
I gussed it Correctly. (MPCLive-A 60ii-B) Liked them both. Kool stuff.
Illa j is the brother of the great j dilla for those who don't know.. Props Ricky!! Great video as always
60ii sounds and feels way better. More chunky and mids are smoother. The live sounds cleaner, but less life imo
yooo that mpc live customized look so drip
Thanks for you videos a great help at a time of struggling motivation / inspiration.
Interesting, thanks.
The Live is actually not that bad in comparison. Now, there's still a 60 texture that I like more, of course.
I usually have luck telling mixes apart in a blind listening test by trying to dissect the mix and see how it was done. So I heard clean mix B, it sounded off to me, and I figured that was the new gear that you maybe didn't know all the ins and outs of. And of course mix B was the classic. Then with the overdriven mixes things were way different, but I had no idea which was which. I have a Force, clearly I don't use it much.
Dope bro, love to see others that do the type of tests I do
There are definitely some differences. But nothing u couldn't achieve with a little bit of Eq and some Distortion.
In the AB tests, the B (MPC ii) sounded fuller, while the A (MPC live) sounded a bit brighter. Overall though I think the LIve captures the vibe, and it sounds way better than the ab shoot outs I've seen with the mpc live and the sp-1200 shootouts.
7:16 its the low end content the emulation just isn't getting "right" for my ear. Side note super jealous of your fully working 60ii
I appreciate your non-bias approach to reviewing this man!
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On my phone I picked twice B because it has more treble and is brighter. I got a mpc60 1. I bet irl the 1 sounds fuller in the lows. Gives sounds more body.
Great video bro keep up good work! I can’t wait to get a Mpc live
Can’t wait for the mpc 3000 test
Whoaaaa that’s Illa J’s MPC? Crazyyyyyy
always quality content from Ricky
I didn't even realize i can use the older MPC sounds on my MPC One. totally trying to figure that out today. Hopefully its built in and I don't have to download anything!
Preferred B, had a nicer swing , more round bottom end, kinda hoping it was the new mpc , no such luck. Also transients seem sharper on the 60 for some reason.
Great video, hermano! Bendiciones!
first of all, excellent video! im glad someone did a comparison like this, there's just this myth that "retro gear= instantly great sound" and im glad you proved that's not quite the case. Personally I liked the Live in all situations, but it did lose out when it came to the overdriven samples. Can any effects on the Live counter this, or is it just not possible? Either way, thanks again for an awesome vid!
Hey ricky great video as always !
You put the same link for mpc 60ii and mpc live in the description ;)
Thank you for timecoding the sponsor section too!
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dunno. to my ears the difference is too small to justify buying a 60 but it is fun watching you making music with these old machines i also appreciate the comparison.
Appreciate your work Tinez!
ILLa J Whaat!? I’ve been a fan of his since his “Yancey Boys” album and been a big fan of his brother as long as I can remember *Rest In Peace Dilla*. Thats hella koo he let you use his MP Live for this vid.
You had me at more bass. Just got a yamaha a4000 in a trade and have an s3200 coming in another trade. The asr10 has never been happier. The Live is sounding pretty darn good though.
look forward to that mpc3000 vid!
The new mpc's will never sound like the classic 3000 or 60II because they are not built with the same hardware. The Live sounds really good, I have one, but it doesn't sound like my 60II or 3000. It is definitely a dope machine taking nothing away from it !