Anybody Copped The Infinite Kit?

I like the concept but are the kits original? The price is reasonable but I don't wish to buy the same drums I already have.Anybody feedback would be appreciated.One

Search is your friend.

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=156706&hilit=Infinity

@LAMP

I did the research.I`m good.What I meant was that alot of sample packs contain the same 808 bread and butter type kits.The same clicks and snaps over and over.I`m starting think that there`s but so much variation you can really have without putting the tweaking work in.I meant no offense.

The key to this kit is that the sounds were specifically moulded to make them easily layered; any combo and any number of sounds layered on top of each other - you could layer 100 sounds on top of each other and there should be no gain boost or phasing. It's very unique and means you can create your own sounds quickly and easily, rather than just buying a pack of sounds for their standalone qualities only

Yes, it is my product, but I completely stand by it, it's definitely one of a kind and completely tailored for MPC owners.

There's a full demo on the product page which not only has some of the sounds from the kit, but also an example layer program so you can experiment with the various sounds.

http://www.mpc-samples.com/product.php/ ... ering-kit/

Does it work well only with the samples within itself or also with samples I may already have..?

ralphyartis' wrote:Does it work well only with the samples within itself or also with samples I may already have..?

Yes, you can layer other sounds with the sounds in the pack.

If you stick to only using the sounds from the pack, each layer you produce will fit perfectly due to the way the frequencies have been sculpted - 'guaranteed'. However if you choose to add other sounds that haven't first been sculpted in the same fashion, you'll just have to experiment as you would do normally - some will work, some won't.

The purpose of this pack was to produce 192 sounds that will always layer with each other, every time, no matter how many you pile on top of each other.

I have a volume 2 in the works ATM, so there's plenty more sounds to follow.

I'm also trying to get Eddie to create a tutorial on how to make your own 'infinity' sounds.

MPC-Tutor wrote:

ralphyartis' wrote:
I'm also trying to get Eddie to create a tutorial on how to make your own 'infinity' sounds.

i will buy this if it comes out.