MPC Bible 3 Update: Clip Matrix + MPC 3.7 + MPC XL

Out Now! I've just released revision 4 of MPC Bible 3 now with over 200 pages of new content, adding compatibility for MPC 3.7, the MPC XL, and the Clip Matrix!

Release Notes:

New: New tutorials covering Clip Matrix workflows
New: Support for the MPC XL and MPC 3.7
New: Partial Pad Preset tutorials
New: Modulating slice index using the Mod Matrix
New: Q-LINK 'learn' tutorial
Updated: Various tutorials throughout the course re-written to improve explanations of key project concepts.
Updated: Hundreds of updated screenshots to reflect changes to various screens in MPC 3.7

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You can download this update for FREE - just head over to your customer account, download, unzip and replace all existing course files.

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MPC Bible 3 contains over 1500 pages of modern MPC workflows created from the ground-up for the latest MPC3 firmware. It's packed with hands on tutorials covering sound design, sequencing, automation, Q-link macros, advanced keygroups, the mod matrix, arranging, clip matrix, mixing and much, much more.

https://www.mpc-samples.com/product.php/268/mpc-bible/

MPC-Tutor wrote:

Out Now! I've just released revision 4 of MPC Bible 3 now with over 200 pages of new content, adding compatibility for MPC 3.7, the MPC XL, and the Clip Matrix!

Release Notes:

New: New tutorials covering Clip Matrix workflows
New: Support for the MPC XL and MPC 3.7
New: Partial Pad Preset tutorials
New: Modulating slice index using the Mod Matrix
New: Q-LINK 'learn' tutorial
Updated: Various tutorials throughout the course re-written to improve explanations of key project concepts.
Updated: Hundreds of updated screenshots to reflect changes to various screens in MPC 3.7

Already own MPC Bible 3?

You can download this update for FREE - just head over to your customer account, download, unzip and replace all existing course files.

Owners of MPC Bible 2:

If you have previously purchased 'MPC Bible 2' log into your customer account to obtain your exclusive crossgrade discount.

Thinking about buying?

MPC Bible 3 contains over 1500 pages of modern MPC workflows created from the ground-up for the latest MPC3 firmware. It's packed with hands on tutorials covering sound design, sequencing, automation, Q-link macros, advanced keygroups, the mod matrix, arranging, clip matrix, mixing and much, much more.

https://www.mpc-samples.com/product.php/268/mpc-bible/

I guess this counts as Force Bible, just not including the unique things you can so with 64 pads.

B-Wise wrote:I guess this counts as Force Bible, just not including the unique things you can so with 64 pads.

If I could come up with a way to create something for the Force that doesn't basically mean I'm having to maintain and manually update two completely separate 1500+ page books I'd be all on it. But TBH structurally I would approach a Force bible very differently to the MPC Bible, for example I would not start with sequence based workflows, it would be straight into clip matrix.

If there's a word processing app that allows me to create conditional content (e.g. if (book=='Force Bible" print $this else print $that) and then compile the different books from a single code base, this would be easier to achieve. In retrospect, creating the MPC Bible as a database driven application which could then export into PDF/PUB would have been ideal.

But as it stands it just exists in a standard word processing doc, so even if I'm just updating a random paragraph in the MPC Bible, I'd then have to locate it in the separate Force Bible document and update it there, likely having to rewrite it a bit further to accommodate differences in the Force. Not practical unfortunately.

MPC-Tutor wrote:If I could come up with a way to create something for the Force that doesn't basically mean I'm having to maintain and manually update two completely separate 1500+ page books I'd be all on it. But TBH structurally I would approach a Force bible very differently to the MPC Bible, for example I would not start with sequence based workflows, it would be straight into clip matrix.

If there's a word processing app that allows me to create conditional content (e.g. if (book=='Force Bible" print $this else print $that) and then compile the different books from a single code base, this would be easier to achieve. In retrospect, creating the MPC Bible as a database driven application which could then export into PDF/PUB would have been ideal.

But as it stands it just exists in a standard word processing doc, so even if I'm just updating a random paragraph in the MPC Bible, I'd then have to locate it in the separate Force Bible document and update it there, likely having to rewrite it a bit further to accommodate differences in the Force. Not practical unfortunately.

Yeah, I was just joking around, but you may just only have add a Force edition that the same but has alternative Force info so now you only have to add stuff when needed.

I would still wait until they add the clip-matrix to the desktop because they should hopefully make the Force compatible with it & if that happens the using the Force as a interface would make it more useful & make it be more of a reason to include it in the Bible like lost books banned by the church lol.

Bravo! Great work! Thanks for all your efforts.