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I appreciate that comment so much fam

How do I become this cool?

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@@ushnicyuvnikof2748 so which mpc’s do you have? I tried to see if you had some examples but it seems like there’s nothing there.

Thanks 🔥

Big thank you for checking us out !

@@re-sampled and these beats are some slappers! Never owned an A, but I'm an SX vet lol. I remember when the A got announced years ago, I was so pissed off. Matrix color scheme and a loop master SD card couldn't get me to upgrade 😂. But in Hindsight, it ain't bad for what it is now. Lol. Glad the SP-404mk2 made it's way into my hands tho

@@ruffiankickloops Yo that means a lot your stuff slaps too! I do like the paintjob on the a little bit more. I think they could've changed the pad color to green or something. Sp MK2 is definitely where its at right now, although I've kinda gotten lost in the Octatrack lately.

Appreciate you checking it out!

which mpc? because i am between the sp404 and the mpc one. also if you dont mind me asking how much did you pay for it?

Both machines are great. I find I use the sp 404 a little bit more due to its portability and ability to sample right from usb c. I did own an mpc live then an mpc one and found the touch screen kind of laggy. If I was going to buy only one it would be the sp 404 mk2 honestly.

@@re-sampled yeah I am leaning towards the 404 because as @TheChameleon2008 said I like the dawless ui. The Mpc one is like a daw in a box with some pads which I think you can replicate with 100 dollars by getting an mpk mk3 and the mpc beats software which is free

Honestly I’m a fan of Sales’s so I would do the sp. I’m currently kind of obsessed with the octatrack though

@@stoidis22 yea, i was looking at the MPC one indeed and if i want a DAW then i can indeed use the MPC software with my MPD218 controller so for me it came down to price and the least amount of programming. Played almost a week with the 404 and damn this thing is sweet and reminds me of a pocket operator on steroids.

tying to bring it back !

Nope just mispronounced I make these at like 3 am. Thanks for the comment

i think I actually found the manual on yamahas site. I bought mine second hand so I didnt get to look at the actual paper manual but I know there is a pdf out there. Have fun experimenting and thanks for checking out the video !

yeah Im going to swap it out to be fair I did record this with a shotgun mic and boosted the sound a little bit for emphasis. The machine actually runs great and I enjoy how it boots like an early 2000's computer. Thanks for checking it out. By the way what drive did you swap out too and was it an ssd?

That was a Sata drive but I am switching it to a Solid State Drive. I have 3 E-Mu sound modules connected to it. I plug my full MAC qwerty keyboard which gives me two more usb ports

Ive been looking at those. Its the one with the step sequencer on it right? They came in a few different colors and each color had a specialty or something like that?

@@re-sampled Yes, though each color in the electribe series is an entirely different instrument despite the similarities in the interface. The original 3 include the red ER-1(drum synth), the blue EA-1(2 voice mono synth) and the green ES-1(sampler). Each had an MKii release in different colors but in my opinion are not impressive enough to justify the increase in cost on the second hand market. There was also a slew of grooveboxes designed in the same electribe format but none of them are as powerful, in my opinion, as the original three (especially when used together).

Thank you !!

there should be an option to install the neural network that allows stem separating. I use the Ios version and it was in the settings

@@re-sampled thx, i finally found it

No problem! Thanks for checking it out !

I like what it can do when you drop the recording quality down. Every time i use it I find a feature that i like a little bit more than the last time.

@@re-sampled so dope. Really admire that 🌟

I've been trying to get my hands on one, as soon as i do that video will be made. Thanks for checking it out!

I could hook one up

@@re-sampled please god

Going to upload these and offer them on a community discord. Thinking about beat battles as well

Good question! as far as I know both series use completely different file structures. I dont think they are compatible. I wonder if there is converter software out there? There used to be an app called vmpc or something like that I wonder if you could load the files into there and then resample them in the 3000.

@re-sampled I will look into that. There is also a program named mpcdisk that seems to work but the program is old and you need an old computer with a floppy drive to use it. Lucky I have a few old laptops lying around. Thanks for the info....

couldnt agree more i always wanted to try the 700.

@@re-sampled they were great for the time! I spent hundreds of hours using one. Completely eclipsed by things like Ableton though.

I still love my 700...usb update is worth it, midi beast, still functional to this day

good idea ill see if i can find one. looks like theres a plugin version as well.

Awesome, thank you!

true!

thats from the tape machine

referring to some of the sample quality the longest one drops quality to like 5.5125kHz

glad you enjoyed them !

funk

Crunk

Dunk

is that the thing that looks like a ringlight? Ive always been kind of curious how those work.

yeah they did

glad you enjoyed!

Its crazy this comment popped up right as I was looking at those on ebay. Great idea!

@@re-sampled It's a cool sampler that sounds similar to a vintage sampler that hip hop heads love

this is a great one

I love that sampler. Mine stopped working 😭 I want to get it fixed. I miss working on it

@@themadsamplistget it repaired.

This is a great question. What kind of stuff are you looking to do sample wise? If you’re looking to get started without a huge expense there is koala. If you’re looking for hardware specific I think the sp series especially the new 404 are pretty straight forward.

KO II

@@re-sampledI appreciate your taking the time/effort to reply. Wanted to say this is a good demo/overview. It’s informational and quite potentially useful for me. Just wanted to establish that I’m going about this starting on the right foot and that I’m in totally good faith. It’s astonishingly easy to offend ppl now, and being mistaken for being a drag or a troll is cringy and embarrassing, lol. What I’ve noted about samplers, very generally speaking, is they seem to try to turn anything I’m trying to do into hip hop, lol. That, “Dance”, “Jungle” (or whatever disco is called this year) isn’t my scene. To many, it is, but that’s on me. I don’t have the hip hop receptors going on within the amoeba-filled travesty residing behind my eyebrows within which I can find the sort of foothold required to have the capability to dig jiggity, funky music with lyrics about robbing convenience stores and killing police, etc. Again, in saying that, it doesn’t mean that it’s hip hoppers’ fault that I’m Helen Keller in regard to comprehending those styles; I’m the one who owns that. That isn’t hip hoppers’ bad, that’s my Ray Charles, not theirs. I’m aesthetically drawn to hardware over plugins. I like the fun, toylike aspect of a cool to look at, fun to manipulate piece of actual gear. I’ll break out my Boss BR or/and my Yamaha 4-track cassette over my PC and DAWs, If I’m feeling childish and immature and would rather “play with toys” that day. I come from 1977ish New Wave, and I would do just anything-goes, experimental type stuff with something like this. I can sense that if I were to “fight” this thing and get it to overcome it’s pronounced genre-specific tendencies (since these really are pretty much “hard-wired” to do disco-duck rap music), I could do electronic industrial music with it, along more the line of Throbbing Gristle and No Wave…unless you’re 700 years old like me, Wiki may be your friend if those references don’t “ring a bell”, lol.

@@gwugluud I appreciate you checking out the video. I do agree with you that a lot of samplers are geared towards more groove-based styles of music. There are a couple really awesome choices that fit in a more synthwave based setup. Personally, one of my favorites is the Elektron digitakt. It is more of a sound design sampler in my opinion. It can still do all the chopping and all of that stuff but i mostly use mine for programming drums and sampling my synths for sound design. If your familiar with the old amiga computers, there were software's called trackers. There is a company called polyend that makes the Polyend tracker which is a hardware and more modern version of the old amiga tracker. Both these machines offer a lot of tweaking options and are exceptional at creating insane modulations and fx on anything you sampled. The learning curves are a little steeper than the mpc and the SP 404 however if you're traditionally a hardware guy there will be a moment when everything clicks and you're having a great time twisting knobs especially with the digitakt. Also, No bad questions and no thin skins around here so fire away with more questions Im happy to help out !!

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