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Chopping samples is where the magic happens -- MPC 3000 + Yamaha SU700
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- sampled a few short notes off an old CD into the yamaha su700 and then chopped and sequenced them in the akai mpc 3000. shaping, trimming and chopping samples is a meditative practice and where the magic of the art really happens. there's no auto-chop on the 3000 or the yamaha, as you must manually pick and choose which segments you want, which takes longer, but is more fun in my opinion. simple lo-fi boom-bap beat here, but this can be applied to any genre.
0:00 - 0:22 - intro
0:22 - 1:08 - sampling into the Yamaha SU700
1:09 - 1:49 - chopping & trimming in the MPC 3000
1:50 - 3:29 - jam 1
3:30 - 4:02 - remix
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Eddie has definitely became an "instant click" channel for me hehe, always dope vibes and creative chops!
Means a lot! Glad you dig the experiments!
The part where you say most people skip I like to watch the workflow of people who have older mpc's.. very inspirational
Appreciate you listening fam!
It’s always a pleasure watching you workflowing!!
Glad you enjoyed this. Hoping to share some new sessions soon.
Now thats muscle memory💪
We should all get to this point with the machines we use. :)
@@eddieleonard6925 this is actually why I moved back to MPC's from DAW's. I actually like the more restrictive workflow, sometimes the DAW just feels like options paralysis. Being able to fly around the MPC is so much more rewarding to me.
recently sold my S2400 to get back my MPC 1000 cuz of this channel. seeing how comfortable you are on the 3K is/was mad inspiring n convinced me to go back to actually making music instead of experimenting w/ something that mostly just looked cool 🤣
also that beat is RAW man
Was Akai trying to go back to that design. I've been seeing a lot of people going back to old school MPC's. Making loops and songs seemed simpler.
Old school MPC's have a simplicity that works well with hip-hop/house, etc. Design wise, I think folks are always nostalgic and pull inspiration from decades past.
I'm glad this inspires. I had an s2400 for a while, too. Very cool machine with a great future ahead of it, but the timing wasn't as tight as older MPCs. Maybe I had early firmware, but I didn't like the occasional glitches. But I miss the way it lets you slice samples per pad, so you save sample space. I miss a lot of things about that machine, actually. But yea..machines like the 1000 are workhorses.
Definitely enjoy your process and how your using you tools to create, dope sound, dope beat, keep'em comin.
Thanks for listening. Means a lot. Always experimenting
Damn eddie this is fire.
Glad you dig the chops! Thanks for listening.
THE FLOW IS CRAZY ...I BE TRYNA WATCH HIS HANDS AND GUESS WHATS HIS NEXT MOVE .. 🤣🫡✌🏾
Ha! I appreciate you listening. My machine's slow, so i gotta move fast.
cheeee heeeee 🔥 get it bruh! 🐉
Word. Glad u dig.
nice times
glad you dig!
yum!
Glad u enjoy the vibes.
Keep going with this combooooo!
The SU700 helps me change things up. I'm enjoying it.
Good stuff, always interesting sounds. One of these days you should consider doing to studio tour...looks like you have some unusual gear.
For sure. Thanks for vibing!
What a great way to start a Monday. Thanks for the early holiday gift! eddie leonard the vibe 🔊🥁✨
Glad you dig the groove. Might turn this into something fuller later.
You smooth with it man straight channeling 🙌🏾 inspiring to see
Always looking for that zone. Appreciate you listening!
I'm enjoying how your process is all hands-on. As you know, I have a hybrid set up, so the overall execution is much more slow cooked. Your application is palpable, if that makes sense. We can feel the dust and history from your studio. Digging the original horns and love the camera angles.
Even with hybrid, that hands on is closer to how we came up. I remember how you used to obsess over crossfaders and how tight or loose they were. These small details are everything.
@@eddieleonard6925 Yeah man. Love this stuff 😌
beautiful 💚
Thanks!
👀👀👀🫡U got that Oldschool MIDAS TOUCH💎
haha. i prefer simpler times, simpler music. thanks for listening.
dope.
Thanks!
I like every version of that (unnamed, sampled) song I've ever heard. Super pretty.
Your process and videos are super inspiring...
TBE, your last video inspired me to get pretty 'scientific' about sampling from youtube to cassette. (i.e. my favorite tape, currently, for that is Maxell UD XLI's from the late 70's)
Agreed. It's hard to hear this song and not want to slice it up and explore it's tones. Lovely melodies. I'm glad that inspired. I used regular TDK's on my last experiment but they imparted a sound that served that EP well. Cassette tapes are "low quality" but honestly, I think they sound pretty damn good. Sampling off CDs has been fun, too, mostly because I get them for about 50c each and it exposes me to more music. Happy music making!
@@eddieleonard6925 I've really been opened up to cassettes recently. (i.e. a Metal (type IV) tape on a decent deck (capable of 20hz-20khz response) will be +indistinguishable+ from CD.)
And if you really push signal into certain tapes (i.e. a TDK-AR, which has high SOL) you can really add substantial harmonics (that are not just distortion or clipping).
It's a +whole world+ I wasn't aware of b/c, like most, I always owned crappy tapes and players.
Don't sleep on the saturation and compression possibilities!
Continued blessings and happiness to you, sir!
Cool
glad u dig.
Vibin!!! ✨
appreciate you, bruh! thanks for listening
I've been making a lot of beats on the SU700 lately. It has a vibe. Are you just using it for some dirt and then resampling into the MPC?
Yessir! That's exactly how I use it. resampling.
How are the encoders on the su700 you really put them through there paces
so far, only 1 of them is a little jumpy...but i trust i'll wear these out pretty soon. :)
You and that mpc are as one.
that's the goal.
Does the Yamaha su700 allow live effects if I pass an Audio signal thru it? Or do you have to hit sample in order for effects to apply to signal?
It only allows certain effects live. Most of the ones I use (like pitch and LFO) need to be sampled, then replayed. That would siiiick if I could use it as a live effects unit.