Sampling Live Drum Breaks and Rearranging Them | Boom Bap Drum Breaks MPC ONE

Bro thank you so much for making this video, this really helped me a lot !!

After you finish sampling and chopping your drums when you go to lay down your drum pattern you put it on mono or poly

After you sample your drums when you record your drum pattern Do you keep it on mono or poly?
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Tried it in Cubase, which has tons of possibilities, but on the MPC is still so much easier and most importantly much more fun and creative

Mpc one comes today so excited been watching you walk through these videos and I’m great full to have found a good teacher

Ima subscribe. What do you plug that thing into other than a computer?

K.

I have a question. I chopped up a drum break and converted it to a drum program. I separated the drums putting all the drums on separate tracks. But when I went to bounce down wav file (separate parts) on my Mac it wasn't working. What am I doing wrong

You can just lofi those break kicks without layering

Dope video bro! Where's the drum break from? Thanks! :)

Because you’ve sampled from somewhere else and created your own drum sound from it, does it still need clearing? Also when sampling, if the sounds get to a point, through effects and techniques, that you wouldn’t be able to notice that it was a sample, how would anyone know? In other words if I sampled any record to the point where you wouldn’t know it was a sample, does it need clearing and how would anyone be able to know? Sorry for long question and it’s delivery lol I’m just really curious and am new to this. Great videos. I’ve subscribed 😊

Thank you so much you single handedly made me an amazing producer on my mpc one

What are some songs with drum breaks in them or even albums

@malo beats hey I couldn't find the video where you covered Auto sampler Pad Tap technique. My question is: can I use Pad Tap and Pad Hold on a sample I load from the browser? I want to get main section from sample and then continue to add bits from same sample.

Un grand merci pour toutes vos vidéos, qui m'aide énormément

Keep coming back to your videos, partly cos of the technical content but also cos you come across as such a straight up guy.

This machine is beautiful, I only have ever used DAW but I might get one of this in the future, love the coloring of pads and chopping with the wheels

Great informative video

hard to take you serious on a fucking mpc one dude, at least get a live 2

Best advice is to record your drums without the "full level" option

Those fx 😭💦💦💦🔥🔥 does the fx was into the sample (loop)or You used it from a drum kit im talking about the laser waterdrop flow

Your stuff always applies to production in general. I’m not an MPC owner but I watch all your clips. Always learn something new.

Dope, thanks for the pointers. And, where did you get the t shirt?

This was so helpful. Thanks a ton.

What I love about this video is how universal the process is. You can take this technique and make it work in a DAW using your own sampler and sampling techniques.

I also love how you go about recording your drums. I also do this because I'm not very good at finger drumming lol but the results still turn out great 👍.

Very well done ✅

Really loved this video for some reason. And I don't even have an MPC Stand Alone or use the software.

That was concise and informative. Great job.

Drum breaks are so much fun to work with on the MPC!

Dope tutorial!!!

Just found your channel yesterday I think... when searching for more videos on the MPC Studio MK2... really dig your channel, vibe... great camerawork/lighting and angles. You don't seem cocky at all man, and that's such a nice thing to see. Look forward to the future of your channel, bro.

I thought I subbed before. I did now! Thanks for a clearly explained video again 👍🏻

Great video ! I'm taking notes 📝.

Great , tomorrow mine MPC ONE Retro is coming, now I know where to look for some advice. And Beats that you make are breaking neck! Greetings from Poland

Thank you so much I’m new to MPC and have found your channel so helpful! I was wondering if anyone could help with one question please? Once chopping a drum loop in regions or threshold etc.. and processing the 2 bar loop, is there away to assign the samples to different pads they default too? Would love kick snare hat1 hat2 on bottom row for example. Thanks so much!

Another great video 👌

zero crossing function my friend will make everything nice

Always kicking valuable knowledge on your videos ! 💯🔥🔥🔥

Another great video King ! I have the one & I use the SP555 thru the usb of the One like an interface. Great Combo too ! Keep making videos Im learning alot.

Another great one! 📝

Amazing and inspiring tutorial! Thank you so much :)

Thank you for sharing the video and sharing your knowledge. It's like going to school for me. Blessings!

great video. any more digitakt?

Kids the most important part of this video - polarity. Especially with kick drums.

This is great man. When you talked about the beauty of live drums I was like "this guy gets it." I don't just love live drums, but samples for from real instruments as opposed to synths (although, technically, a synth is a real instrument but you know what I mean). There's just something about it that I can't describe. It's as if synthetic sounds are food for your ears but real sounds (not that synths are imaginary) are food for your heart. You make great music and letting us in on the process is very inspirational to me.

I have a question regarding your MPC One. Does your MPC screen overheat on the left side rather quickly? Because my one does. I tried to replace it but that one had the same problem and in fact overheated even quicker. Do you have a solution to this? I wanna go all out with sampling by connecting with external gear and all but I'm afraid the heat will screw up my MPC, so I just stick to wav files. Any tips on how to keep my MPC cool and efficient? Thanks man!

I try to use a DAW as little as possible just to be awkward, I do the same process as you but after I have layered and got the tracks sounding as blended as possible, I resample just the drum tracks and either loop the new sample or chop up again so I can mix it up a bit for the hook. As long as you've chosen the correct accompanying drums I find this works well.
Hope that made sense.

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