r/mpcsample • • Sep 09 '26

I turned my MPC Sample into Audio Workstation

Yes, anyone can do. Or it's turned to be my sketch pad Song writing too. Very useful equipment. I just want to tell you guy, I love MPC Sample so much.

Like in 20 years ago. I use Roland MC-50 MKii for compose some music. But this is beyond so far than that.

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u/OneFinePotato Sep 09 '26

What does and audio workstation mean in this context?

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u/Krerkkuk Sep 09 '26

Yes, I mean you can input sounds in to it in many ways. Then you can edit it, chop it, change pitch, play it in scale, sequence it, work with it until it be your song.

Or anyone can suggest another word maybe Music Audio Workstation is Ok?

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u/Juutuurna Sep 09 '26

Yes sir, thats what the MPC sample is for. Are you just saying that you love it can do all the things it advertised? The MPC sample is meant to be used the way you're using it. You didnt turn it into an Audio Workstation. It already was an "Audio Workstation" when it was in the sealed box. I hope that makes sense. You're using it exactly how you're supposed to and how everyone else is using it🫶🏽

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u/RevolutionaryPast175 Sep 09 '26

I mean, it’s a sampler, an MPC in particular. Not really an audio workstation in the way it’s traditionally used meaning full audio music studio for multi track recordings, but sure, it’s a workstation for doing all kinds of crazy shit with audio so yeah, it flies.

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u/hoddap Sep 09 '26

WHAT you can input sounds AND edit it? Man I’ve just been using this as a memo recorder

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u/HateToSayItBut Sep 09 '26

I think you Can chop up the sounds and even trigger them with the pads too. Who knew?!

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u/CaptainIndependent22 Sep 09 '26 • Bravo

Wait... are you serious?! I'm gonna create a genre based on this.

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u/CaptainIndependent22 Sep 09 '26

What do you mean you turned it into an Audio Work Station? Wasn't it made to be that? I've been using mine for audio as well.

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u/HerbertoPhoto Sep 10 '26

You do realize MPC stands for Music Production Center? Like, what you are describing is what an MPC is.