Akai MPC Key 37 - Beginners Guide to Recording A Beat
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
- Learn how to record a beat in the MPC key 37! In this video I take you step by step through the process of recording a beat on the Akai MPC key 37 including lots of tips and tricks for beginners. It's a long video, but hopefully helpful for those trying to learn the MPC Key 37!
In the next video, we'll take this beat and turn it into a song using the song mode on the MPC key 37!
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![LET'S MAKE A BEAT #04 // Akai MPC KEY 37 ft. Amin Payne [G-Funk Hip Hop]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XKxllKb5DeQ/mqdefault.jpg)
There are several MPC37 or 61 tutorials on YT but Dsoundman's are the most professional and understandable of all. A precious help to better understand all the potential of these fantastic products.
Please continue again and again, we are hungry to know!
Totally agree....Great for me who's new to the Mpc
Very good tutorial 👌Thanks 👍
Thanks!
That was very helpful!
Thanks a lot for that, just bought a Keys 37 and this has helped a lot, I didn’t know where to start look forward to other vids
Once again, another great video man! I'd love to get a tutorial on making a song the linear way you mentioned as well. That's the next big thing I want to try and tackle. Great work, and thank you!
Thank you for this very informative video which explains more of the functionality of this amazing production tool in the MPC Key 37! It was a treat to watch you move around with ease and confidence on what has been a struggle for me as a new owner as this is my first MPC instrument. I look forward to more videos like this from you and have a particular interest in breaking down recording vocals with effects and harmony as a producer artist.
Thank you for this training
maybe add a de esser to low down those frecuencies maybe its just me but great video for my start on the mpc thanks so much
THANK YOU!!!
btw, Cool tracks you laid down on the fly. I look forward to you showing us how to put this all into a song arrangement using the AKAI MPC Key 37.
Would be nice to have a link to next lesson.
Nice song …sounds like New Orders last released song “ be a rebel “.
super materiał:) Pozdrowienia z Polski :)
Very nice and tidy tutorial on how to make a beat bud! 😊-Makes me really wanna buy this MPC Key 37 even more... But I need a little more finance going 'cause I am not that strong holden with money atm **lol** :) -Keep up these great videos. They inspire me alot! 🙂
Thanks! 😂
@@DSoundman Well - I bought it.... it's already on its way in the mail... 🤣
very good tutorial ! What do you think about using a fader mixer like Korg nanokontrol or others? Because I think mixing with knobs is a bit strange
Is this beauty suitable for live looping? Because i am between in getting a looper or this keyboard so i can also produce music. Can i do both with this one?
Sorry to ask such a simple question here, but can you simply just sample using this device, ie, plugin an audio source and capture it? Thanks
Not to nit pick but a project shares the programs, not the tracks. Unless of course you copy the sequence. Love all of your videos and please correct me if I’m inaccurate with my comment. 💯
Can I hook a midi drum up to this if you are not good at finger drumming using drum sticks instead of using your fingers
You probably could via MIDI, but you may have to change the notes your drum pads are triggering or change where the drum sounds are assigned to notes in the MPC to get them to line up correctly. I’ve done this in the past with virtual drums and an electronic kit and it lined up perfectly, but not sure if that would be the case with the MPC.
JAJAJAJAJAJAAAA...JAJAJAJAJAJAAAA....ANIMO CON ALEGRIAS...VERY GOOD....
I have a question and a problem...I made a beat and somehow it got mixed up but I like the new beat too..is there anyway I can save the new beat without getting rid of the original beat???@Dsoundman?
Yes! Do a “Save As” by holding shift and pressing on the Save/Save As button and then pick a place to put it. Or go into the menu and choose Save As instead of Save.