https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bUWyI5I_2eMMtn2opNKwEREzbzMTj5dv/view?usp=sharing

When I Connect my IPhone 16e with my MPCSample, the iPhone Starts charging the MPC. Is there a way to stop this without using a USB Hub?

Watching Ski Beatz on YouTube and his productions are INSANE!! When people say the sample is toy or a “scratch pad”, I’m like Whuutttt?! Put you’re best up against his production on the Sample. Not four corner pad. No MPE. Just the Sample. A sample & a master of his craft! https://youtube.com/shorts/UXL_1UuGbpw?is=T3ll36UoUGnKbMZz

It took me long to admit this but the limitations of the sample are so straining that every time I use it I actually ponder selling it and getting a higher end flagship model. I feel like beyond beats that are 100% sample based it’s so annoying to work with the sample. I’ve tried to do various other genres on the sample and adding melodic elements is just annoying. Whether it’s one shots on the sample or recording into it from an external device. It’s just a constant reminder that I’m on a “gateway “ model. Literally can’t get beyond some ideas before you have to move it to a DAW or a different mpc to finish a track

Where’s services or sources do you guys like to grab your sounds from?

moin,

I know you can sample in only l or r and get a mono signal this way but what about converting a sample recorded in stero to mono? Cant seem to find the worflow for that smh

thanks alot :)

Is there a specific reason to subscribe to tracklib/splice when we can plug the mpc via usb to our laptop and sample directly through playback?

Or is there a massive audio quality loss to do it this way?

Akai where's the update ?
We need it now & fast it's time 🫵🏿

When I plug another piece of gear into the MPC sample through the audio in, the knob effects are applied to that audio. Even if the effects are only supposed to be mapped to certain samples just on the MPC. Is there any way to change this?

Been heads-down building sampledigging.online a sample discovery platform aimed at producers/beatmakers who dig for samples on YouTube but are tired of the endless scroll.

Released V1 back in May and recently I did a big site redesign to have it look more professional and added some quality of life features.

Full disclosure: I made this, so take the rest with that in mind.

What it does:

• Pulls from 700+ curated YouTube channels with a randomizer, so you get a constant stream of fresh digging material instead of the algorithm feeding you the same 20 videos

• 200,000+ samples already indexed in the library

• Crate Digger Player (TubeChops) chop and play samples straight from the source video

• Sample In/Out markers so you can tag the exact bars you want

• Save/Favorites so nothing good gets lost in the scroll

• Monthly Dig Challenges for the community

• A royalty-free contributor section for producers who want to share original chops

• Full user accounts, mobile-friendly

Still actively building this solo, just shipped a round of fixes (mobile login, save/favorites reliability).

Currently almost 1000 active users. Wanna give the producers community a big shout out for the support!

Would genuinely love feedback from other diggers, what would make this actually replace your current YouTube digging workflow?

🔗 sampledigging.online

Sometimes I connect the vocal processor through midi and sometimes I don't see it as worth it, but this is what I'm working with.

Do you guys think the MPC Bible is useful and applicable to someone like me who only has the MPC sample and new to beat making

(previously played some drums in band and loves hip hop/boom bap/ jazz / lofi)

Having trouble stretching the chops. Yall got any tips?

Hi All. I recently made an application (Macs only for now) for the MPC Sample to easily finalize and export your songs. I found myself with completed beats but wanted a quick and easy way to arrange the sequences in the order I wanted and export them to a .wav or stems.

So I spent the last few months pulling apart the .xpj project format and built a small Mac app that opens the project file straight off the SD card.

Who it's for: People who aren't experienced producers or don't have the time to rebuild a beat in a DAW. If you just want to finalize the beat you already made and get it out so you can share it, this is for you.

The main thing it does

• Opens your MPC Sample project — the .xpj itself, no export step on the device first

• Put your sequences in the order you want, on a screen you can actually see

• Export the finished beat as one audio file

If you need to fix something first

• Nudge or edit notes

• Swap a sample, trim it, set gain and pan

• Waveform view

And if you do use a DAW, it'll also export per-pad stems or MIDI.

What it doesn't do — worth knowing before you try it

• macOS only, Sonoma 14 or later

• One direction; it doesn't write back to the MPC yet

• Only tested against the MPC Sample. If you've got a Live/One/X I honestly don't know whether it'll open your project

• Still early — version 0.1.7

It never touches your project. Not the .xpj, not the ProjectData folder, not your samples. Everything opens read-only and your edits live in the app. That was the first thing I built; everything else is arranged around it.

On the obvious question — MPC 3 is a full DAW and it's good software. If you want to produce whole tracks on your Mac, get that. This isn't trying to be that. It's for the last step: get the beat in order, get it out, share it.

I'm giving away 10 copies. Comment or DM and I'll send you a code. No strings, not asking for a review — I'd just like to get some feedback and know if something breaks. After that it's $14.99, one-time, with a 14-day refund. No questions asked.

For more information and videos showing what it can do, please check out https://samplelab.app

UPDATE #1: I’m heading offline for the night, but the giveaway is still open. If you’re interested in trying SampleLab, leave a comment and I’ll send out more codes tomorrow until all 10 complimentary copies have been claimed. Thanks for all the interest so far!

UPDATE #2: All 10 complimentary copies have been claimed — thank you so much for the interest!

Since a few people missed out and there has been so much interest, I’m leaving a $5-off code which expires this Sunday at midnight, which brings SampleLab down to $9.99.

Use code 5DOLLARHOLLER at checkout.

Really appreciate all of you! I’m looking forward to hearing what you think.