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  • Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
  • Discussing how to time stretch on MPC2000XL. Less robotic sounding, but gritty.
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    Tuning vs time stretching in the studio

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  • @joeyvillarreal2803
    @joeyvillarreal2803 7 років тому +6

    I gotta say that I've learned so much more about my mpcxl in the last week since discovering your vids than I have learned on my own since getting it roughly 2 years ago. I've used the 2000 since 99 and pretty much mastered it so moving over to the XL was easy. But I had no earthly idea it had all these extra features like time stretching, sample converting and sample slicing. You just opened up a brand new world for me! I TRUELY appreciate it!

  • @gentlejoejones
    @gentlejoejones 11 років тому +3

    I think it sounds awesome with the drop. Beauty of the MPC. Seriously my best beats have been cut the loop up right, set the tempo, rip a beat on the fly. love it

  • @therealdjblack29
    @therealdjblack29 4 роки тому

    Just finished building my MPC 2500 from spare parts. Your videos are a Master Class Bro. Loving these MPC vids. In my Yoda voice, "Much to learn, I still have" Thanks for sharing You OL Filt! LOL!

  • @gorillabraudcast474
    @gorillabraudcast474 5 років тому +1

    Along time ago I made a comment about Time stretch being the same as just adjusting tune in params . Well after a bunch of experimenting with it , I found that you can give the sample alot more character by messing with the numbers . I've been getting a weird little wiggle effect along with the bpm match and time stretch. I'm liking it

  • @RayWrightRayrite
    @RayWrightRayrite 7 років тому

    wow that bass line when you tuned the MJ sample down is *very* sick!! I gotta use that

  • @S1KK
    @S1KK 10 років тому

    wow im such a noob man, you have no idea how much this helped !!!! mad respect my brothaaaaa!!!

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      Thanks dre, glad this vid could help

  • @OHHnoYOUdidntMAN
    @OHHnoYOUdidntMAN 2 роки тому

    The fact that the time stretching algorithm here sounds better than Ableton's is mind-boggling

  • @Metamophisis
    @Metamophisis 11 років тому

    Cool video bro. The time stretched sample fits.

  • @sp120056at
    @sp120056at 11 років тому

    Awsome tutorial j. As always

  • @RaccoonEatingCacti
    @RaccoonEatingCacti 7 років тому +1

    Great video! I'm considering upgrading my dream machine from the sp404 to an mpc2000, but the one thing about the sp404 that was so appealing is that you can bounce a pattern into a sample. Can the mpc2000 record patterns to a new sample? I don't think I've seen anyone do this in all the demonstration videos. A workaround would be to record the audio into a DAW and sample it right back, but it'd be nice to stay inside the machine.
    Extra bit, the reason I bring this up on this video is because a complicated workaround would be to chop the MJ sample down to it's individual notes and fire the samples off one at a time to get it on the beat. I guess you would lose all the life out of the sample though, haha.
    Thanks for this massive library of tutorials Jfilt, it has been a long time since I felt really motivated to make beats.

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  7 років тому +1

      No the mpc2k cannot record patterns into a new sample but thanks for the kind words

    • @polgimeno
      @polgimeno 7 років тому +2

      Using both at the same time is always a good option, bro! MPC for fx and stuff like that, cuz normally its easier to chop stuff and build up a full beat in the MPC. I also love to make full beats on the SP tho.

    • @RaccoonEatingCacti
      @RaccoonEatingCacti 7 років тому +1

      thanks Pat Pat, that definitely sounds like the optimal setup!

  • @Zashman1974
    @Zashman1974 8 років тому

    Thanks, Bro. Nice Video and very helpful.

  • @Ekii020
    @Ekii020 11 років тому

    Nice stuff!

  • @cnotecnote734
    @cnotecnote734 11 років тому

    Great video keep up the good work.......

  • @djtrakakadrunkpoet8598
    @djtrakakadrunkpoet8598 3 роки тому +1

    Beat crazy

  • @GarfRichards
    @GarfRichards 7 років тому

    Thanks, I enjoyed it!

  • @Jkeane1337
    @Jkeane1337 7 років тому +1

    good tips man

  • @brokedownbeats
    @brokedownbeats 3 роки тому

    thanks for always inspiring and always sharing/teachin the knowledge 🙏 kings loose crowns but teachers stay intelligent - krs one the
    teachers pet elephant mpc class now in full session but real quick gotta have a real quick smoke segment in the smokers section boom bap bang banging sparking' up the ol' MADI IZM microphone chinny chin cheese mic checkin' hack chu toof spittin' microphone mic check grippin!

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  3 роки тому +1

      salute

    • @brokedownbeats
      @brokedownbeats 3 роки тому

      @@Verysickbeats if ya ever get a chance or a few couple spare mins check out my shit! any feed back, postive or negative would be much appreciated! especially from you

  • @gorillabraudcast474
    @gorillabraudcast474 4 роки тому

    Oh shit i like that skull snaps break!

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  4 роки тому

      salute

    • @gorillabraudcast474
      @gorillabraudcast474 4 роки тому

      I actually found that record in a goodwill in some little border town for 5bucks! I think its worth about 900 bucks. Hahah they had no idea what they had

    • @gorillabraudcast474
      @gorillabraudcast474 4 роки тому

      And whats the adjust number at the bottom right corner actually doing ?

  • @eteaminc3463
    @eteaminc3463 4 роки тому

    Yo Thanks,,, I been trying to figure this out for years...SMH fr fr Thanks Dogg!

  • @tomkingsays
    @tomkingsays 5 років тому

    Great advice as always

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  5 років тому

      much thanks

    • @tomkingsays
      @tomkingsays 5 років тому

      Verysickbeats thank you dude! I love your channel

  • @UltraCass
    @UltraCass 11 років тому

    Thx man. Very helpful.

  •  4 роки тому

    This is good

  • @LawrinMaxwellsmpc500
    @LawrinMaxwellsmpc500 11 років тому

    Good stuff my brutha, I don't use a mpc2000xl but I like this vid, I already know multiple time stretching methods, and I use the MPC sequencer to figure out my original tempo for my samples, I'm just wondering how do you figure out your original sample tempo, I might have missed that part in the vid, but in just wondering if you use the method that I use when time stretching which is using the sequencer to figure out the tempo? I love time stretching and I do it on every beat I produce, thanks

  • @ocsalmon
    @ocsalmon 9 років тому +1

    Oh! I found one.. (a vid about time stretching) thanks anyway geezer

  • @Metamophisis
    @Metamophisis 11 років тому

    I feel you i always pitch my samples down.

  • @Sacke1992
    @Sacke1992 9 років тому

    Hey thanks bro this was nice

  • @zachrendek2114
    @zachrendek2114 7 років тому +1

    sick

  • @Hiphophouse90
    @Hiphophouse90 11 років тому

    Nice one !!!

  • @catatafish22
    @catatafish22 5 років тому

    thanks for the tips!

  • @S1KK
    @S1KK 10 років тому

    Can you do a video on you transfer your finished songs to the computer with a high quality?
    I record my songs thru cubase, but the song's volume always seem to come out very low no matter how much i turn it up (that is without affecting the peak levels on my interface).
    If not, its cool, i love your videos regardless, keeeep hiphoppppin form the hearrttt mannnggggg

    • @floppy12k
      @floppy12k 9 років тому

      You need a preamp or a mixer that will give your signal some power

  • @paranorml
    @paranorml 10 років тому

    I usually take the sample and run it through 16 levels using the proper scales to get the pitch. Is this way better? Thanks for the vids!

  • @_NARdO
    @_NARdO 8 років тому

    Can you make a tutorial about how to sample on the MPC 500? It would be nice!

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  8 років тому +1

      thanks for the request but i NEVER sample on the 500 LOL, there are some vids on YT but plz let me know if none of those work for you and i'll see what i can do

  • @djdeemixx
    @djdeemixx 11 років тому

    Nice

  • @AdventurousInsight
    @AdventurousInsight 10 років тому

    Hi, i am using the maschine trying to take your knowledge and transfer as much as i can, is it possible, lets say i sampled an oregon, got one note out of it can i change the key it is in for every pad, 16 velocity but the maschine version, without changing the speed?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      Not to my knowledge, but you could try using your DAW and copy that one note several times and then transpose each note to different keys with pitch shift

    • @AdventurousInsight
      @AdventurousInsight 10 років тому

      thats a great idea thanks man, it almost makes me want to get an mpc 2500 haha

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      My pleasure....Lol, i understand

  • @slliks67
    @slliks67 11 років тому +1

    Sweeeeet I sparked the 1000 up just so I could test this n put it in the memory bank )mind(

  • @9Asp
    @9Asp 11 років тому

    Dope!

  • @ConsciousFX
    @ConsciousFX 10 років тому

    Whats up brotha.. Thank you for your vids.. Was wondering your opinion on Quantizing the actual sample.. Personally sometimes I do quantize my samples on 1/16 then you get that choppiness and end up needing to time stretch etc but was just wondering if when YOU laid your samples if you quantized then or just played them straight up.. Also Velocity?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      Im not really into quantizing in general especially samples with drums in it already because i like making my own rhythms and it could clash. However every beat is different and it really depends on how u feel at the end of the day..Velocity if used a certain way just allows more of a human feel.

  • @jeliooo
    @jeliooo 11 років тому

    dope dude ;)

  • @Huru_
    @Huru_ 11 років тому

    Would you have personally used the timestretching function of the mpc2000xl to stretch such a sample to that bpm? It sounds as "mechanical" as you said, and oftentimes filtering just isn't enough to make it alright. IOW, do you actually use the function for real, EVER ?

  • @GOODLUCKMUSIC8
    @GOODLUCKMUSIC8 6 років тому

    After time stretching. How do you change the pitch/key without changing the time/tempo?

  • @JCBiffro
    @JCBiffro 8 років тому

    Drum break from NaS - I Can, right? ;)

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  8 років тому +5

      +JC Biffro originally from impeach the President although Nas used it along with countless others

  • @gorillabraudcast474
    @gorillabraudcast474 5 років тому

    Isn't that function just changing the speed to fit the tempo u select? I've played with the time stretch and concluded it's just adjusting the pitch to fit and u can just as easily adjust tune in parameters and have ur filter right there.

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  5 років тому

      yes and i usually don't time stretch anyway

    • @gorillabraudcast474
      @gorillabraudcast474 5 років тому

      Hah! Just after I was making fun of time stretch I did it on a track I'm working on and just adjusting pitch wasn't doing it. The time stretch actually did add advertised and adjusted something in the sample to get on beat . And since I sampled it in way above 45rpm it doesn't sound like the sample was slowed down

    • @gorillabraudcast474
      @gorillabraudcast474 5 років тому

      I guess that just goes to sho bro.. 15years owning the 2000xl and finally it did something rìght

  •  4 роки тому

    Do you put the samples on different tracks of the sequence?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  4 роки тому

      yes for the most part depending on the sounds

    •  4 роки тому

      @@Verysickbeats would you put those samples that you tempo matched on different tracks?

  • @sauelalmonte
    @sauelalmonte 7 років тому

    I HAVE A QUESTION, WHEN ONE HEARS A SAMPLE THEY LIKE THE LOOP IT ETC.
    HOW DOES ONE DETERMINE WHAT BPM THAT SAMPLE SHOULD BE OR SOUNDS BEST? I
    KNOW IT DEPENDS ON THE TYPE OF TRACK AND THE PERSON CREATING THE BEAT
    AROUND THAT LOOP OR CHOPPED LOOPS. NEXT QUESTION ONCE LETS SAY YOU HAVE
    A SAMPLE AND ITS BPM IS 75, ONE WANTS TO MAKE IT A LIL FASTER AND HAVE
    IT FIT A 85-90 BPM. SO DOES ONE PITCHES THE LOOP BEFORE THE CHOP I
    ASSUME TO THE DESIRED BPM, TEN CHOPS THE LOOP AND THEN PLAYS THE LOOPS
    USING PADS MPC, MASCHINE ETC TRYING TO STAY ON BEAT. SO WHAT IS THE
    BEST TECHNIQUE IF ONE IS USING LETS SAY AN MPC 200XL SHOULD I PITCH,
    TIME STRETCH ETC OR BOTH? I NOTICED WITH THE MPC IF I TIME STRETCH IT
    PUTS IT AT THE DESIRED BPM BUT WHEN I PITCH IT IT BRINGS IT HIRE THEN
    THE ACTUAL BPM I WANTED OR LOWER THEN THE BPM I WANTED. SO WHAT IS THE
    BEST TECHNIQUE? I ALSO HAVE SERATO'S PITCH N TIME PRO WHICH WITH THAT
    PLUGIN I CAN TIME STRETCH THEN PITCH AND WHEN I DO THAT IT DOESNT EFFECT
    THE BPM AS THE MPC DO. IS THERE A WAY TO DO THE SAME THAT SERATO PITCH N
    TIME PRO DOES WITH THE MPC 2000XL?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  7 років тому

      1. Its determined by trial and error, whatever sounds the best to you
      2. I'd say stick with the Serato if you wanna time stretch without effecting pitch
      3. Im not a fan of time stretching in MPC unless its just a little bit

  • @truphteller
    @truphteller 9 років тому

    how do i pitch the sample in the mpc ren without changing the tempo because whenever i pitch the sample it's change the tempo

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  9 років тому

      lousina paul Not sure but you might wanna check out Hellfire Beats and tell him i sent you...Peace

  • @illCapBeats
    @illCapBeats 11 років тому

    Whats the difference between that stylus and the original one?

  • @illCapBeats
    @illCapBeats 11 років тому

    That turntable is the Numark TTUSB right? What kinda stylus is that...?

  • @Vomb309
    @Vomb309 11 років тому

    yo Lawrin!

  • @havenautart
    @havenautart 4 роки тому

    How do you get here on the 500? I’ve been resampling to copy.

  • @shaunmadison99
    @shaunmadison99 6 років тому

    Ayyyeee!!!!

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  6 років тому +1

      AYYEEE!! LOL

    • @shaunmadison99
      @shaunmadison99 6 років тому

      Verysickbeats you killed it bro! I just got my 2000xl, gotta watch all your videos so a bruh can learn something

  • @taalibwimbush1033
    @taalibwimbush1033 8 років тому

    do you time stretch chopped samples

  • @JohnnyStLouis
    @JohnnyStLouis 7 років тому

    is this also called beat matching?

  • @troelsgrage
    @troelsgrage 10 років тому

    How du i know the BPM of the original sample?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      Troels Grage The answer is from 1:57 - 2:18 The source tempo is the original BPM

    • @troelsgrage
      @troelsgrage 10 років тому

      I'm working with a MPC Studio, and it tells me that the source tempo is at 120.0 with every sample that i use. What do i do wrong?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому +1

      Awesome resource for you can be found at mpc-forums dot com

  • @josecortez5213
    @josecortez5213 8 років тому

    try the preset leave mj alone!

  • @anthonypatterson5009
    @anthonypatterson5009 10 років тому

    Ahh thank u i knew it but i was jus bein lazy

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      I know watcha mean, thanks 4 watching!

  • @ZCprod
    @ZCprod 11 років тому

    Збс))

  • @Huru_
    @Huru_ 11 років тому

    reading the manual would have done the same thing.

  • @loopdope2712
    @loopdope2712 10 років тому

    Track ID 0:01-0:12???

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      Vsevolod Lyakh Just an intro track, never completed into full beat

    • @loopdope2712
      @loopdope2712 10 років тому +1

      ***** need to do, every day I would listen to this beat!!!

    • @Havencheese
      @Havencheese 9 років тому +1

      So would I. It's actually very sick.

  • @josecortez5213
    @josecortez5213 8 років тому

    gimme some lean if I gotta listen to this

  • @josecortez5213
    @josecortez5213 8 років тому

    leave mj alone!!!

  • @paranorml
    @paranorml 10 років тому

    I usually take the sample and run it through 16 levels using the proper scales to get the pitch. Is this way better? Thanks for the vids!

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  10 років тому

      The ParanormL Either way is fine, its up to you and how you feel

    • @LoLiFeVA
      @LoLiFeVA 5 років тому

      Thats smart

  •  5 років тому

    Does it help with playing chops?

    • @Verysickbeats
      @Verysickbeats  5 років тому

      yes it depends on the chops and how you use them, but i normally never do this

    •  5 років тому

      @@Verysickbeats do it far as chops? Plus why so studio monitors pop when i press a pad that has no music playing?

  • @taalibwimbush1033
    @taalibwimbush1033 8 років тому

    do you have to put every sound in the same key