Sequences

Yo fellow MPC users out there. I think I have a situation that I think I might need some advice on. Last few days I been constructing beats, and most of them have been different sequences. Like one sequence would have a chorus track, a verse track, a kick track, snare track and hi hat track, and mostly I use track mute to play my song (sequence)? Did I do something wrong in constructing my beats?

Mr. Flam wrote:Yo fellow MPC users out there. I think I have a situation that I think I might need some advice on. Last few days I been constructing beats, and most of them have been different sequences. Like one sequence would have a chorus track, a verse track, a kick track, snare track and hi hat track, and mostly I use track mute to play my song (sequence)? Did I do something wrong in constructing my beats?

Make beats however u want bro. Aint no rules

True. Make your beats your own way as long as its good and that u like it;)

i also use kicks, snares, hi-hats, and sequences and mutes.


you are on the right track, padwan.

Okay so I chop an anime sampled beat and made three sequences (chorus, verse, bridge). Just out of curiousity, why is step edit important?

have your stuff organized.

do you use song mode?

Well I made three sequences, went into song mode then arrranged them in chorus being first, then verse, and finally bridge. And they all repeat once.

Mr. Flam wrote:Okay so I chop an anime sampled beat and made three sequences (chorus, verse, bridge). Just out of curiousity, why is step edit important?

step edit makes it so if something is like 1 click off, you can move it easily without having to redo your whole drum pattern or whatever. it grids out your sequence into a bunch of little parts (99?) and makes it so you can move a click this way or a click that way or ten clicks this way or whatever without messing up all the rest of your sequence.

Okay I think I understand. Thanks.