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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Matthew, thank you for stopping by brother I’m glad you’re sharing your input here. Yes I agree, the workflow of these MPC‘s make sampling and chopping so much easier and funner,

@edwinesperias5625

2 жыл бұрын

what drum break did you use in the vid?

SO many 🔥 tips!

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.

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey brother, man is really means a lot thank you so much for taking the time to share this feedback as these videos do take a lot of time to produce and just reading this comment really pays off. I’m glad this was helpful

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Brother, you have no idea how much this comment means to me I highly appreciate you taking the time to share this with me. Blessings to you brother 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey David thank you so much for taking the time and dropping by I always enjoy reading your comments brother. I’m glad it was helpful

That was concise and informative. Great job.

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Dan, I’m extremely thankful for you to take the time out of your day and shared his input. Blessings to you and thank you so much for the support.

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

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

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your feedback it really means a lot and I also appreciate you taking the time to check out the videos. Blessings to you

Dope tutorial

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for taking the time and watching the video brother. I’m glad this was helpful. 🙏🏽

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

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I really wanted to go in deep with this topic but realized this would be an entire video for its self since it’s so deep. I was only able to touch up on it at the end

@Elliott.Revell

2 жыл бұрын

@@malobeats when it comes to breaks I could talk or like 30 hours about transients haha. Good work mate

Dope tutorial!!!

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

Another great one! 📝

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Pete it really means a lot. Blessings to you

This was so helpful. Thanks a ton.

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey John, thank you so much for taking your time and watching the video and also sharing your feedback it really means a lot. I’m glad this was helpful. Blessings to you

Another great video 👌

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for taking the time and watching the video brother it really means a lot. Blessings to you

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Greg and thank you so much for the support I appreciate you taking your time to watch the video. Blessings to you brother

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

Amazing and inspiring tutorial! Thank you so much :)

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for taking the time and dropping by it really means a lot I hope this video was helpful in someway. Blessings Pablo

@PabloDeModeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@malobeats You’re welcome! Seriously, you explain how to do things on the MPC One very well (and also why, which is important too). I’m experimenting with beats and break/melody chops but I’m still searching for a kind of music style that feeds my needs if you know what I mean. In this case, I noticed that you made a powerful beat with just three elements; a punchy (tonal) kick that sounds good gives a special bounce to the beat without having to mess around with 808’s. Even when I come from the synthpop/synthwave corner, I see that this opens a whole new musical universe to me. Again, thank you for all your effort and work :)

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.

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for taking your time and checking out the video and also leaving your feedback it really means a lot. That’s an interesting combo that you’re working with I would’ve never thought of doing it that way but it sounds so interesting now that you have the option to connect it as an interface.

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.

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Chris, you have no idea how much this means to me and I’m extremely humbled by your comment thank you. I’m glad you’re able to notice minor details with the camera work as I continue with this channel I hope to continue to improve my workflow with music and camera production. Blessings to you Chris. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Great video ! I'm taking notes 📝.

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for taking the time brotha🙏🏼

Great informative video

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey brother thank you so much for taking the time 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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.

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey brother thank you for stopping by and checking out the video. Well this is interesting on how you chop up your samples in resample it to get it a little tighter. I always enjoy learning new ways to sample and using it for a vantage thank you so much for sharing this with us

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

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Oh man thats awesome im supper exited for you and i kinda wish i could have the Retro version one, it looks so nice .

@dejotb6784

2 жыл бұрын

@@malobeats its a dream come true:) I've always wanted a MPC machine - back in the days the 2000, 2000XL - for the sound. That's why the Retro is the best option for me. IT looks real great. Now I can learn from You some magic tricks. I wonder what You do with all those beats that You make ? Some one sholud rap to them !

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

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!

@centaurus1874

2 жыл бұрын

You can dim the light in the settings. So it won't heat up again.

@GA-ho2qu

2 жыл бұрын

@@centaurus1874 good looks man, that makes sense

great video. any more digitakt?

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

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

@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.

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

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

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!

@malobeats

2 жыл бұрын

Hey and thank you so much for stopping bye. That’s a great question that I am actually interested in finding out myself but I have not tried it yet, I do know that when you’re using your MPC with The DAW you are able to drag your samples to different pads from your sample poor area but I have not traded in standalone mode so I am not sure. Thank you for bringing this up because there’s some thing that I also have been curious about I’ll see if I can dig up some information on this. Thank you so much

@snaredrum954

2 жыл бұрын

@@malobeats ah amazing, glad I could highlight it. Love what you’re doing, the way you present it - you are a big blessing bro.

@blackumfolo6675

2 жыл бұрын

Try assign your sample to one program then add a new program. Go back to your sample and chop it as above but do not shift convert all the slices instead play through your slices, find a kick and shift convert it and save on a pad of your choice on the blank program you added earlier . Repeat for each sound you want to save snare, hats etc.

After you sample your drums when you record your drum pattern Do you keep it on mono or poly? ?

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

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 😊

@ricflomusic

Жыл бұрын

Drums are copyright free from what I've seen online

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

zero crossing function my friend will make everything nice

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

K.

You can just lofi those break kicks without layering