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By milesahead Wed Apr 25, 2007 3:04 pm
hy, there.
i am desperately trying to get the best out of my last true love,
my mpc 1000, when it comes to BASS.
i had my live-act (minimal-techno) set up the way that i used to make beats on the mpc, and let ableton-live do the rest with loops.
so the bass came from software.
but - it has no PUNCH !!
so i decided to get hold of a cool bass-sample CD.
after the converting, renaming (see other topics....)
i am now ready to get some bass into my dear one.

what is the best way to get easy bass-lines out of the mpc?
should i create a program with the best bass-samples and do the bassline by using the slider to create different notes ?
or:
would you create a bass-program per sound and load all the samples of one sound in different keys, to play them back this way ?
what do you guys do ?
thanks for your input
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By Smoove03 Wed Apr 25, 2007 3:45 pm
does the 1000 have 16 levels? if so then that would be the easiest way

By milesahead Wed Apr 25, 2007 7:44 pm
yes, it has .
does that mean, i can load up different tunings instead of the 16 levels?
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By dopedee Wed Apr 25, 2007 11:36 pm
16 levels (tune) and go to town!

16 level basslines are whats up in my opinion

By milesahead Thu Apr 26, 2007 3:16 pm
and..... do you tell me how it`s done, or do you just point me to read the f...in manual?

edit:
i actually went and had a look at the manual, (the one that came with the ebook and tutorial-files from here)
and: the very first time ...... i found Help !!!!!
i found out 16 levels can be used as a temporary tool to use a kind of cheating-multi-sample-programm - cool #
exactly what i need.
thank you, frisco
cheers