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If you own an AKAI MPC 2000XL or similar MPC, Increase Your Power to Produce. Learn how to Make Your Beats Stand Out. This DVD includes everything you need to know to start producing High Quality beats with your AKAI MPC 2000XL drum machine. In under an hour You Will Have all the tools you need to Produce a Professional Beat and much more.
Chapters include:
- 1. Getting to know your MPC
- 2. Saving & Loading
- 3. Production
- 4. Song Mode
- 5. Mixing
- 6. Recording with MIDI
- 7. Sampling
- 8. Programming Parameters
- 9. Installing Components
Total Running time 58:06
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Oh yea good tips. I would some times take the sample and double the speed and then take the sample after its been doubled and pitch it double below the speed to bring it back to its normal bpm.
Ah cool, so a bit like what they used to do in the old days with sampling at the max speed on the turntable to save ram in the sampler and then bringing it back down/pitching it down in the sampler to add that nice sounding fairy dust to the sound hehehe
excellent tip! Much appreciated.
Thanks bra i thought u was gonna gimme some ground breaking stuff but at least i know its my mpc thats takes a min to time pitch anyway peace
i couldnt find my time stretch for nothing and was to lazy to look at my manuel. Thanks Vin.
everyday I find yet another video that explains something in 5 mins where it would take a day looking at a manual or reading a review.
Nice one yet again mate. 5 stars is getting to be a habit with you.
You do more to keep these classic and superb hardware synths n samplers alive than anyone else I know.
Someone give him a medal!
Ihave been trying to figure that out for years THANK YOU
Thanks for that tip, but how do u use the sample after u stretch it?
MUCH APPRECIATED!!!!!!!!
Go idea
Wow, GREAT TIP!! Always wondered if the MPC2000XL could do this, now I know. Much appreciated! 5 star tutorial.
thank u friend!
it’ll get some getting use to..but thx just the same
dope I about to do these videos on using a Mpc and a DAW as a rack
Thanks for the tip.much appreciated.
Thanks for the tip.good straight foward video.
great tip dude that was made very understandable and kinda simple once you explained it a must add to my favs!!!
does anyone know to hook up mpc 2000xl with scsi cord to zip drive? thanks, peace, and one love.
@Lorigo559 …………….yes! Hook the drive to the MPC and then turn the MPC on. Make sure the ID on the drive matches the ID # on the mpc. You can set the ID # on the drive to whatever # you please. Press shift/load….you’ll see DEVICE: ATAPI. Highlight ATAPI and turn the jogwheel until you see SCSI and whatever # you used for the drive. I.E….SCSI 1,2,3 etc. The MPC will show you the drive that is active and there you have it. You can now load and save samples and sequences.
great tutorial man. helps a ton!
nice