MPCWeapon1 wrote:True MPC users like creating their own sounds and aren't into stock sounds.
JAH wrote:MPCWeapon1 wrote:True MPC users like creating their own sounds and aren't into stock sounds.
Shhhh...I wouldn't say that too loud. This site is here for selling MPC Samples as well as us ranting about Akai.
I am sure the MPC Ren stock sounds will include instruments that "true MPC users" aren't necessarily inclined to create themselves. But instead load and then tweaked to individual needs.
On that note, I will probably convert my Maschine libary to an MPC Program format to use within the MPC Ren.
Coz wrote:Bundled sounds can be useful project starters.
MPCWeapon1 wrote:a Bass Line that happened to sit in the mix well with a rare Marvin Gaye sample I had.
MPCWeapon1 wrote:Do you all seriously use those sounds that come with the MPC? I've owned a 2000XL that came with a Drum sound Library, a 2500 with sounds in the Flash Rom, a 4000K that came with a gang of sounds...out of all those hundreds of sounds I think used about 4 sounds...the 808(which is basic), a chord sample that came with 2500, and a Bass Line that happened to sit in the mix well with a rare Marvin Gaye sample I had.
Stock samples are cool, and I understand that it is necessary when packaging and selling a product, but a algorithm to detect singe cycle loop points would be more beneficial to a MPC user.
Coz wrote:Bundled sounds can be useful project starters.
DJ Hellfire wrote:MPCWeapon1 wrote:Do you all seriously use those sounds that come with the MPC? I've owned a 2000XL that came with a Drum sound Library, a 2500 with sounds in the Flash Rom, a 4000K that came with a gang of sounds...out of all those hundreds of sounds I think used about 4 sounds...the 808(which is basic), a chord sample that came with 2500, and a Bass Line that happened to sit in the mix well with a rare Marvin Gaye sample I had.
Stock samples are cool, and I understand that it is necessary when packaging and selling a product, but a algorithm to detect singe cycle loop points would be more beneficial to a MPC user.
Yeah, the stock 2500 sounds were butt! I think I used the tape strings once and maybe a couple drums. But I'm pretty sure the MPC Ren library will be taken a lot more seriously, just as NI did with Maschine, and PH did with Reason 5 and Kong.
Thy_Cow_punchers wrote:sound is a sound stock sound ..so what ..saturator..multiband and freq shifter ftw NUKAI
MPCWeapon1 wrote:JAH wrote:MPCWeapon1 wrote:True MPC users like creating their own sounds and aren't into stock sounds.
Shhhh...I wouldn't say that too loud. This site is here for selling MPC Samples as well as us ranting about Akai.
I am sure the MPC Ren stock sounds will include instruments that "true MPC users" aren't necessarily inclined to create themselves. But instead load and then tweaked to individual needs.
On that note, I will probably convert my Maschine libary to an MPC Program format to use within the MPC Ren.
I bought a tutorial from MPC Samples that came with a free sound library. Those drums were pretty good actually. My preference is sampled drums from vinyl though.
Do you all seriously use those sounds that come with the MPC? I've owned a 2000XL that came with a Drum sound Library, a 2500 with sounds in the Flash Rom, a 4000K that came with a gang of sounds...out of all those hundreds of sounds I think used about 4 sounds...the 808(which is basic), a chord sample that came with 2500, and a Bass Line that happened to sit in the mix well with a rare Marvin Gaye sample I had.
Stock samples are cool, and I understand that it is necessary when packaging and selling a product, but a algorithm to detect singe cycle loop points would be more beneficial to a MPC user.
JMO...no big deal to me really. I could just buy a software program that I've been considering that is integrated with the EXS 24 and use Logic instead of buying the Ren.
Sounds that came with my mpcs from the 2k to 4k no I haven't used that much. But the sounds from my software plugins and maschine were excellent. I agreed that single cycle samples are great but like I used with my 4k before and now an audio editor can do it no problem. Often I sample software and hardware synths into my editor loop it, save the loop and transfer in my 4k or konkakt set to go.
...(AND WE ALL KNOW THERE ARE SOME REAL SHARP SHOOTERS on this forum, dont we? 
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strugglebuggiemusic wrote:This could save a little time, and is hella more convenient than those lettered pads...
