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You may recognise this studio from the pics of your crib thread...

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Discourse puts a 'lil something together using just the MPC60II and some vinyl. (9:45)

http://vimeo.com/24644268

Live jam by Tony Manfre using the MPC60II, Roland TR-808, Roland Juno 106, Roland Space Echo and a Moog filter. (3:04)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPEvkQOUKUg

Pretty cool!!

Thes One live on the MPC3000 Sept 2011 in LA. (7:03)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20iXkxGKfZM

The soundtrack is poppin'!!!

this cat Beatbode from the Netherlands makes some heat on the MPC 2500SE, MPC 5000, Korg MS2000, Moog Voyager, Microkorg, Korg M3 and samples from vinyl.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Beatbode1980#g/u

and of course the Sp-1200 Master Nick Wiz. This is a video of him making a banger on NI Maschine for the Cella Dwella's album, but all his other videos on his channel are him making beats with the SP-1200 or the MPC 2000XL slaved to the SP-1200. Bangers!!!

http://www.youtube.com/user/nickwiz72#p ... 1ptM3bBl8g

Rawbeatz makes a double time 162 bpm southern style track on the MPC2000XL and Roland Fantom. (10:00)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-rzFLx1XdM

http://www.mpchunter.com/videos/stay-de ... -mpc-4000/

It's a cover of a rock song by Black Sabbath, I think dude did pretty well demonstrating the versatility of the MPC.

Stay Defiant taps out a live cover version on the MPC4000.

DJ J-Scrilla explaining how he made the beat 'Chain Smoking' on an MPC2000XL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5GFp8_BBEc

clint246clint wrote:http://www.mpchunter.com/videos/stay-defiants-cover-of-black-sabbath-iron-man-on-an-akai-mpc-4000/

It's a cover of a rock song by Black Sabbath, I think dude did pretty well demonstrating the versatility of the MPC.

Stay Defiant taps out a live cover version on the MPC4000.

The dude above your post clearly violated the "don't post your own videos" rule - you ought to be a bit more consistent with your policing.

stinktank wrote:

clint246clint wrote:http://www.mpchunter.com/videos/stay-defiants-cover-of-black-sabbath-iron-man-on-an-akai-mpc-4000/

It's a cover of a rock song by Black Sabbath, I think dude did pretty well demonstrating the versatility of the MPC.

Stay Defiant taps out a live cover version on the MPC4000.

The dude above your post clearly violated the "don't post your own videos" rule - you ought to be a bit more consistent with your policing.

I do believe it was also a double post.... just sayin.

Too many damn rules in this thread...

Jenn Mierau- Told You (Live)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYreI_HSwxU

Ol girl sang while playin the MPC2000 classic live.

Short clips of DJ Peak making a beat on the MPC60 II, Akai S-5000 and S-950.

http://www.youtube.com/user/PeakResetProductions

And again using an MPD-32, Technics 1200, Akai S-5000 and S-950.

http://www.youtube.com/user/PeakResetPr ... O55aB4acZA

Nice studio setup too.

AraabMUZIK documentary (6:38)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKcHKFtmfXw#!

AraabMUZIK performs A-Milli (3:19)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A6YeaXb-qY

NEW!! Jonny Brassco - Instrumentally Ill (9:57) With a message at the very end... DOPE.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... CnEU2l39nw

NEW!! The power of the MPC sequencer.

JohnnyRed gets busy with a Roland Juno 6, TR-505 drum machine being driven by the MPC2000 classic. (5:03)

Nice housey vibe with tempo-synced arpeggios.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... yKgTYY5kcY

IDK makes a beat using the classic Primo combination, MPC60 and Akai S-950 (6:11)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISZu7jwXgYU

Disco Dave, some dude on youtube, classic boom bap on the 2xl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Yoh0y5N_Pk

this one is a better one of his IMO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlLnLxP1VFM


BTW I watch all these posts, I just try not to comment or start conversation in this thread so it stay just link after link of videos

DJ Premier and Pete Rock interview, call it an interlude...

http://vimeo.com/18175888

One hour long, also found on Primo's blog.