Analog Kitchen YouTube Channel

Hi gang,
I’m running a Dawless setup on which I perform live. I’m talking MPC Live, Octatrack, Model D, Tetra, 909, TB-03 etc.

On my channel you can find loads of tips and tricks. I thought to share here so yawll knew what up! Enjoy!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crYOmclo7SI

What you were cooking up in the kitchen started sounding good @17:00.

saltmcgault wrote:What you were cooking up in the kitchen started sounding good @17:00.

Thanks for checking!

Good channel, I do suggest you remove the MPC LIVE out of the foam case, when using it. Due to the foam blocking heat vents. With these modern mpc's it's important to keep those vents clear. One day it will work fine, then boom crash city.

How you like the Audient ASP8024?

Not even my style but I really enjoyed the video.

CharlesRandolph wrote:Good channel, I do suggest you remove the MPC LIVE out of the foam case, when using it. Due to the foam blocking heat vents. With these modern mpc's it's important to keep those vents clear. One day it will work fine, then boom crash city.

How you like the Audient ASP8024?

Brother! For real??? Damn, I didn't realise this and yes... It has happened already that I had quirks starting up and crashing... Besides that, your comment makes me feel like an idiot because I should've thought of it... Haha.

I love my ASP. The preamps are boss and especially running stuff OTB get's that nice analog flavor. What you runnin?

Scrawny wrote:Not even my style but I really enjoyed the video.

Thanks for checking!

analog kitchen wrote:Brother! For real??? Damn, I didn't realise this and yes... It has happened already that I had quirks starting up and crashing... Besides that, your comment makes me feel like an idiot because I should've thought of it... Haha.

I love my ASP. The preamps are boss and especially running stuff OTB get's that nice analog flavor. What you runnin?

Yeah, my guess is it's due to heat. The side vents, back, and bottom plate is were the heat escape. I think that's why they made the MPC LIVE II deeper, to allow the more heat to escape and more air to get in.

I'm cascading a pair of Tascam DM3200 with all my external preamps patched in via insert to bypass the boards preamps . The board is going firewire out to my Main Rig for 32 in and 32 out. I'm also using it as a control surface for DAW. I really can believe how much gear I got rid of. But as you know it's about having the right pieces in the chain and eliminating the weak links.