2:14 Holy shit what!! 🤯 I have been wishing for exactly this for so long and I had no idea that it was possible to do this 😲

trust me man, you won't get " bombarded " for any music theory mistake ... you shared a countless amount of lessons for us, Mpc users & this should be rewarded & not criticised. I was an absolute noob on Mpc's & you sorted me out after just a few video of yours. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

@TUBEDIGGA

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Amon, you’re welcome

@vaktmester.snaddermann

3 жыл бұрын

agree. I love the videos from tubedigga, its refreshing to watch someone dive deeper into the matrix of the mpc and share the knowledge! i have watched too many tutorials explaining the same tip of the iceberg workings of the mpc. Let it be known I am not hating on anybody here, just praising the tubedig. sidenote: would love for the thumbnails with the excavator X and the likes to make a return, that shit was gold.

Great tips - I'm using Pad Perform all the time, never thought about using retrospect rec. for chord progressions creations, make a lot of sense ! And now we know how to clear the retrospect rec. buffer! Nice approach to harmony as well, very effective!

I love these videos! As always great content Mr. Digga!

@TUBEDIGGA

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support man as always :)

Thanks for the tutorial. This is really helpful!

Big ups for the tutorials, really helping me get the most out of my MPC X, always learn new stuff from your channel

I love you MR Tubedigga!

Thanks. Your vids are my mpc x manual 🤘🏽

Creative stuff, love it!

Handy tips, thanks for sharing.

Thanks so much this is incredibly useful .

🙏🏽 Thanks DIGGA 👍🏽

Comment to support the channel. Thanks for the masterclass

Great video thank you for the information

Thanks for the sizzle'n MPC chord progression tips in OS 2.8. Tubedigga, you bring great insight and experience to learning new ways to make music come alive. Keep up the Boom-Bostic work!

Dope for real!👊🏽👍🏽

Thank you thank you 🙏

Dope ass video tube digga I been looking for how to do this man

Great video

Lovely

Tubedigga after almost all of your video tutorials I ve got my own mpc live and love it 😍 Now I know I should read manual but Im able to do every basic action needed to create beat. Can I Ask you about progression? Becouse when I use chord mode then I can switch to notes and ofcourse I would only play in tune. I would love to do the same thing with progression. It would be nice to create our own progression and it should show us name of scale or just hightlight notes in note mode, you know what I mean? There would be no need to look at screen to find our notes from chorda. Peace for everyone musicians

Are you saving the progression to the eternal drive or external ?

That's a cool design on your MPC One, is it a overlay/decal or a custom paint job or what? I just got a black MPC One and already looking for ways to customize it to my liking. I like to lighter look and grouping of the 10 buttons in the lower right area. Enjoying your videos too!

@TUBEDIGGA

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a plain white vinyl skin from MPC Stuff but I modified it

@LilHoss

2 жыл бұрын

@@TUBEDIGGA Thanks so much, I will check them out!!

I’m wondering if

Question, can you only use chord progression with plug-ins (tubesynth) or can you use chord progression with samples? When i load a program (samples) and then select chord progression, chord progression doesn't work.

@mrdemosounddesign4710

3 жыл бұрын

Plug ins, midi, and keygroups. U can use with samples but not in "drum" mode, gotta make a keygroup out of the sample 1st.

Do you know what the Shift+REC would be on the MPC X ? I've never got it to work. :-/

@TUBEDIGGA

3 жыл бұрын

It’s the same, it executes the retrospective recording.

Great tutorial. Is it posible to save the progression to a track or sequence?

@TUBEDIGGA

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you just use pad performance mode to record in the chords / notes and you can save the midi data as either a pattern or sequence

@ramsmusik5629

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. This may be a stupid question, but how? I have tried looking in all the pencil icon menues in both sequence, track and program. In standalone.

@TUBEDIGGA

2 жыл бұрын

@@ramsmusik5629 In the sequence edit menu there’s the option to SAVE SEQUENCE and in the track edit menu you can SAVE PATTERN.

PUT GRID TO ONE BAR PUT IN YOUR CHORDS AND MANGLE CHORDS FASTEST WAY I FOUND TO BE HELPFUL

How do you like the faderfox? Do you use it to control the one?

@TUBEDIGGA

3 жыл бұрын

It's one of the best, if not the best midi controllers I've owned. Very flexible and great for the expansing the MPCs Qlinks

@tom22333

3 жыл бұрын

@@TUBEDIGGA awesome thanks. I'm thinking of picking up a midifighter twister for similar reasons. Appreciate another great vid!

Thank you very much Sir. But how to delete a chord progressions. Love from Germany ❣️

@TUBEDIGGA

3 жыл бұрын

You can delete files by viewing them in your MPC browser by highlighting them and pressing SHIFT so delete appears at the bottom of the screen. I think progression files are found somewhere in the MPC internal drive directory.

@Beatz-Pocket

3 жыл бұрын

@@TUBEDIGGA Thank you very much Sir. A huge help ❣️

Question: can you play chord progressions on one track and notes on another? i noticed that whatever mode i choose, all my tracks change...

@TUBEDIGGA

Жыл бұрын

Any notes already recorded on any of your tracks won’t change but the mode does, allowing you to record other types of note data. Meaning that if you record notes on a track then change the pad performance mode to progressions, you can then record progressions. But changing the mode won’t change what you’ve already recorded.

@hectorsalcedo1851

Жыл бұрын

@@TUBEDIGGA thanks for your reply. I’m actually not recording, just pad performing live

@TUBEDIGGA

Жыл бұрын

@@hectorsalcedo1851 Ok, well either way the mode is global - meaning you can set whatever mode you want but not simultaneously use more than one mode.

What about MPC Studio

@TUBEDIGGA

Жыл бұрын

You can do anything I show on my channel for any MPC controller with the MPC software so it doesn’t matter which one you have.

"Well I've got it, you haven't" :)

@TUBEDIGGA

3 жыл бұрын

Haha :)

I'm sure you understand music theory much better than you think, TD. At some point in advanced theory you start to realize that all you are doing is learning to very eloquently defend your awful shite. "It's not out of tune, it's microtonally pitched..."