My Secret to Finding Vinyl Samples // Making a Sample Beat on the MPC ONE

that sample face is great haha

Dope

I cannot for the life of me figure out/find the song that uses that same sample. When you played the chops before you changed the tempo is when I recognized it. Please help lol

What a great tip...look for the 'simpler' parts of a record. Brilliant. I learn so much from your videos.

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Alchemist vibes

Yeah that beat slaps...🔥

Simple is always better Dope track

Nice every thing sound like it’s on time

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What turntable is that?

Great.

For the information that this man has given he definitely deserves more support even though the video is a year old get the likes up

hey man i just wanted to ask if the process of chopping samples in hiphop is similar to drum and bass?? Especially artists like macc and dgohn and nic tvg, nobody talks about it excepts little bit in forums like dogs on acid. I'd like you to break it down if you have some time.

Just went cratedigging this Weekend. Felt like this Video is for me! I will try your Trick:)

Sorry for being a little offtopic rn but... I wondered what you were enjoying in your glass?

Keep it up my dude

Man!!! So inspiration !

Hey man, your initial tip about looking at a piece of vinyl and looking at the grooves took me right back to when I started crate digging in the early 80s. We didn't have shops with listening booths or portable turntables powered by batteries. It was a ton of guess work. Mostly educated guesses based on the year, the line-up, the haircuts of the band (afros usually a bonus point), what label it was on, and yes, as you said, checking out the vinyl and looking for darker areas that often designated drum breaks or breakdowns. I honestly haven't thought about that for so long as most of my crate digging is online now and I get to hear the record, research it, ask about it in forums, check WhoSampled, etc etc. People have it sooooooo much easier nowadays dude lol Thanks for the memory and the video.

I love how you chopped that and made it funky

Been watching MPC beat making videos for a few weeks now and yours feel super accessible.

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Hey Ry, question: would you consider making a video about your research process? You have very specific information and im realty curious as to how you gathered it, like how you went about it beside practice.

Dope.

Ur a godsend

Great tips thanks

Yo you dropped gems in this video…..I will look at all my records differently. Salute

Hi Ryan. May I ask if you connect your Stanton turntable directly to your MPC one, or does it first need to go through an external pre-amp? I'm trying to figure this out. I have a pioneer turntable with an external pre-amp, but I'm in the market for a turntable with a pre-amp built in. Thanks for letting me know.

Thank you bro

Sick beat man

Do a j dilla beat

your content is so good its really wondering for me how much u buckle down to growth of this channel. im here after 2-3 weeks (i guess) and see no appropriate increase. If u want to have 20k subscribes in year its u can have it. just follow the rules of social medias that ur in. theres planty of tutarials on whats the key and u seems to be inteligent guy so im sure its all depand on your approach. wish u all the best coz u deserve it ;)

god damn man!! dope. keep doin this

love this!

Really dope stuff here man, cool chan. I've got mpc one and Sp404 also. Nice tip too pressing tap tempo to the chops. I see you like a glass too! 🥃

oh shit he's breaking out the drankss 🤪 sick beats as always ry 😎

Really usefull information and great tutorial ! Subbed.

Fire!

Ryan, that was an AWESOME video. Thank you. Blessings!

Awesome stuff!!!