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By Ill-Green Sat Mar 21, 2009 4:03 am
If you're sampling from its line out, then you can sample into the MPC anything you want. The usb on the MPC is for dragging and dropping data to your PC, not too big for realtime sampling.
By RollandButter Tue Mar 24, 2009 9:41 pm
What about after sampling. Say i sample a 10 second sample..the sample has drums, keys, effects etc, but all i want is the drum pattern - Can i single out the drums only?
By RollandButter Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:24 pm
lol...too late it's all set up now :lol:

Want to mainly drag & drop tracks onto usb stick & sample from them through the hi-fi anyway (just seems easier & less wastefull). There's no way i'm shelling out loadsa £ for tons of vinyl after dropping a bomb on an mpc, ya see :?
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By faze1 Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:43 pm
RollandButter wrote:lol...too late it's all set up now :lol:

Want to mainly drag & drop tracks onto usb stick & sample from them through the hi-fi anyway (just seems easier & less wastefull). There's no way i'm shelling out loadsa £ for tons of vinyl after dropping a bomb on an mpc, ya see :?

My friend you will be missing out on the true essence of sampling. Nothing against sampling from other sources cuz i do it too, but theres nothing like the true sound of vinyl. Not to mention the gems you could miss out on that are not on cd or other medias. And one other note is that i have learned about so many different styles of music from just record digging. This is part of that "essence" i stated b4! But do your thing!
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By Doglamp Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:41 pm
RollandButter wrote:There's no way i'm shelling out loadsa £ for tons of vinyl after dropping a bomb on an mpc, ya see :?

Records aren't that expensive compared to what you bought, but hey whatever floats your boat.
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By Ill-Green Thu Mar 26, 2009 2:25 pm
How much is that system really? I see it for £199.99 at Curry's. Am I looking at the right model? A 100 watt system for that price is pretty decent. But any cd player would do just to sample.
By RollandButter Thu Mar 26, 2009 5:45 pm
I know Records are the "true essence" & vinyl is cheaper but i'd still have to fork out for a turntable & amp & the cd player was new @ £75 elsewhere...so i'm happy :D

What about after sampling. Say i sample a 10 second sample..the sample has drums, keys, effects etc, but all i want is the drum pattern - Can i single out the drums only?
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By **valentin** Fri Mar 27, 2009 1:03 am
what????? your crazy man. when i had my mpc i was sampling from a portable cd player. and from a casetter player.


RollandButter wrote: but all i want is the drum pattern - Can i single out the drums only?



whoa... do the impossible. hmmm i dont think so. i mean you could like low filter stuff out but it wont exactly be "singling out the drums only"


Doglamp wrote:
RollandButter wrote:There's no way i'm shelling out loadsa £ for tons of vinyl after dropping a bomb on an mpc, ya see :?

Records aren't that expensive compared to what you bought, but hey whatever floats your boat.



numark pt-01 $100.00
$1-$3 records from thrift stores.

PERFECT if your starting out.