Share your knowledge on these two classic MPCs
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By Juta Mon May 07, 2007 5:19 pm
i tried searching for this but i didnt come up with an answer.. I was wondering what you mpc 60 peoples do for drum filtering and layering? i cant really figure out how to do...(on the 60! im no stranger to drum layering hehe :lol: )

if this has already been answered a thousand times then please, go ahead; slap me and say your rick james. ****.

By Deta!L Mon May 07, 2007 6:15 pm
for filtering I use the 950 or Emax, any rack sampler will give you filters though you might want to think about one of those Moog pedals...they have a lopass and a another one as well I think...*run-on sentence off*


I have no problem layering drums in the 60, sounds 1--->change to trigger another pad--->choose 2 sounds you want to layer--->go to drum mix and change the pan and mix levels and you should be set
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By Philly Stress Tue May 08, 2007 1:02 am
Juta wrote:i tried searching for this but i didnt come up with an answer.. I was wondering what you mpc 60 peoples do for drum filtering and layering? i cant really figure out how to do...(on the 60! im no stranger to drum layering hehe :lol: )

if this has already been answered a thousand times then please, go ahead; slap me and say your rick james. ****.



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By Tohtruck Tue May 08, 2007 1:41 am
^^^ What is that thing? I remember seeing a couple of 2000XL's with that thing attached and figured it was exclusive to the XL.

By spectre Tue May 08, 2007 4:38 am
AKAI MFC42 I believe. It's a filter with some good midi stuff to connect to your MPC. I got one but don't use it. I got a s950 but don't use that either. I just don't have the room for all the stuff right now.

By robthebank2morrow Tue May 08, 2007 7:15 am
spectre wrote:AKAI MFC42 I believe.


It is indeed an MFC 42. However, I'm not sure how good they are for the money against other things like the Electrix Filter factory, the moogerfooger pedal or the sherman filterbank. I guess you'd have to try them out...