Just wanna say thanks y'all

i like the piano loop, other than that meh beginner stuff...keep workin thou

Never possessed an MPC and i was wondering what gives them their unique sound

mostly the copycats that use em hahah

Yes, beginner stuff. Learning a lot like i said.

But getting better everyday.

Started 6 months ago, gotta learn Cubase/hardware before i can do anything. Cubase 6 is huge.

There's no FX and no layering yet and i flipped this beat in 10 minutes. Just felt like sharing it, plus i had to create an acount on SoundCloud so i can post my beats as i make them.

RootsRenegade wrote:Just a loop i made on the fly so you hear what i make. Will work on it later. It's not finished yet.

Tell me what you think.

For only 6 months into it you're off to a good start man....keep it up.

the fact u been listening for 23 years ur ears should be well developped so u'll be in good stead, u coul also check out the beat tips manual if u want to shorten u time to mastery

Hi guys, logged in to share two links with you. Maybe some of you already seen this but i find both very helpfull.

http://www.recordingwebsite.com/articles/eqfreq.php

http://www.independentrecording.net/irn/resources/freqchart/main_display.htm

RootsRenegade

Nice one RootsRenegade. I used to use that second one as a desktop background, and just peek behind my DAW as necessary.

Metatron72 wrote:MPD26? MPCStuff.com Fat Pads at $45 are totally worth it. If you do your stuff at full level and that doesn't bother you, skip them. But if you want the sensitivity of the pads to work like an MPC, they are a must. (I bring them up too much But they turned my MPD from tolerable to one of my favorite pieces)

I just ordered the red ones. Can't wait to try them out.

RootsRenegade

I think the best part of this site is that even tho it revolves around mpc, it definately has alot of hiphop heads and dudes that know alot about sampling, 90s hiphop, etc. and lots of other gear....welcome