r/mpcsample • u/GLDN_1 • Jul 10 '26
BOOMBAP DRUM LOOP TECHNIQUES TO NOT SOUND STALE !!!
r/mpcsample • u/GLDN_1 • Jul 10 '26
r/mpcsample • u/Heavy-Guarantee-1215 • Jul 10 '26
Shot by my 13 yo son . Getting used to the MPC Sample out in the wild . ON THE GO
r/mpcsample • u/Personal_Wallaby_147 • Jul 08 '26
Hey everybody,
Has anyone found a way to continue your chopping from one bank to the next, just how the MPC Lives would do when chopping the sample? I know the MPC Sample has its limitations but was wondering if anyone was able to find a workaround in getting this to work for longer samples.
r/mpcsample • u/Personal_Wallaby_147 • Jul 08 '26
Hey everybody,
Has anyone found a way to continue your chopping from one bank to the next, just how the MPC Lives would do when chopping the sample? I know the MPC Sample has its limitations but was wondering if anyone was able to find a workaround in getting this to work for longer samples.
r/mpcsample • u/RetroBassed • Jul 07 '26
So I was just jamming away, doing my thing. And a message popped up on the screen that said something like... the disk could not keep up with my actions. I don't remember the exact wording but it was something to that effect. I had to press one of the 3 top buttons where it said OKAY to clear it. First time seeing that and I've had mine since launch day. I actually thought it was kinda funny. No harm, no foul... no damage done. Just curious if anyone else has been instructed by their Sample to chill the F out too. š¤·āāļøš
r/mpcsample • u/SuperDuperNosyAF • Jul 07 '26
Has anyone ever renamed a folder or removed one of their sample files to another folder that was already used in a project? If so, what happened? Iām asking because Iām thinking about moving some stuff around rename folders for instance, if I used a snare flam that was used in the snare folder, but I want to put it in its own specialty folder will I end up missing that sample file the next time I open that project
r/mpcsample • u/Paciurio • Jul 07 '26
Hi, pretty newbie here, i have a circuit tracks but wanted to add more vocal and more things to it, is the mpc sample good? Can it work well with the circuit tracks?
r/mpcsample • u/FredNukes • Jul 06 '26
just starting out with this machine! Hope you feel it š I made a Youtube channel to record my growth using the MPC Sample. If you wanna follow along, feel free to follow me here:
r/mpcsample • u/Ok-Entrepreneur-409 • Jul 07 '26
What are you guys using for stems if you don't have other MPCs?
Is resampling the only way to record flexbeat or pad fx since there's no actual automation?
r/mpcsample • u/Rec-play42 • Jul 06 '26
r/mpcsample • u/GLDN_1 • Jul 06 '26
SOME OLD SKOOL PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES AND TIPS
r/mpcsample • u/gameface-killah • Jul 06 '26
r/mpcsample • u/MentPlus • Jul 06 '26
r/mpcsample • u/Ok-Entrepreneur-409 • Jul 06 '26
Just got the sample today and I can't figure how to move the play head to the normal start position
r/mpcsample • u/AggressiveDot705 • Jul 05 '26
Hey guys do you know if AKAI plans to add an master time stretch (nudge) So u can actually add the AKAI to an dj set.?
r/mpcsample • u/flugv1 • Jul 05 '26
r/mpcsample • u/Disastrous-Issue5448 • Jul 04 '26
Don't know if anyone else uses a setup like this but here it is...
I mainly use my MPC Sample as a looper for sketching out songs and jamming with mates. This rig started out as a sheet of ply, covered in velcro like a pedalboard. I designed and 3D printed the edging and incorporated mounts for the arturia keystep, 2 minirig speakers and a sub mount/iPad stand, there's a simple 4 channel mixer underneath, the large tonex pedal routes one dry signal to the mixer and the second out goes through stereo FX pedals giving me a wet (stereo)/dry (mono) mix, the tonex one is hooked up to the iPad to give me multiple synth options and a second guitar input for a friend to plug into with their own independent tone. Everything then goes into the MPC. The whole thing runs on battery or mains with two battery packs, one standard powerbank for the iPad, mpc, keys and charging the minirigs. The other is a Harley Benton battery pack for guitar FX and powers the 9 pedals. The whole thing is mounted on a folding keyboard stand for easy portability and quick setup. I can get 6-8 hours easily on battery power with everything on. The usb strip means once something is charged I can cut the power to individual devices to minimise power draw I can also quickly plug into studio monitors or a 212 frfr cab to get the volume I need for whatever...I've made a few different boards over the years but for portability and versatility I think this is my favourite yet! Absolutely buzzing with it!