What famous songs were made on an MPC 60?

What famous songs were made on an MPC 60 in whole or part?

This could be HIP HOP or rock or whatever.

Also can you pick out an MPC 60 by the way it sounds in a song? I know its 12 bit sampling is known to leave a sonic signature and the MPC 60 swing is also another characteristic as well.

Warren G used an mpc 60 to make Regulators...You might wanna google DJ Shadow too

so many people run one.. JD, premier, ayatollah, shadow, jean michel jarre..

the whole "reflection eternal" album

This "should" be famous!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVhLqaP0W1w

^^^^^ One of the best mpc vids out there, dude has a killer setup, and good music to match it, I pretty sure I posted some of his work in the mpc tv thread

That dude is the truth on that '60.

Anything by Stock Aitken and Waterman... they eventually upgraded to a 3000...

Guy Called Gerald...

Ron Trent "Altered States"
Even though i don't really like it too much, it is a classic

any 90s alternative done on an MPC60?? I know Violator by Depeche Mode was done on a 12 bit Emax correct?

Billie Jean drums? Or is that just a myth I read on here once?

The Keester wrote:any 90s alternative done on an MPC60?? I know Violator by Depeche Mode was done on a 12 bit Emax correct?

Just like most of their stuff (beside the synths) They always used Emu Samplers.

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scoobylol wrote:Billie Jean drums? Or is that just a myth I read on here once?

Those are real drums.

The Keester wrote:What famous songs were made on an MPC 60 in whole or part?

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Shostakovich wrote:

scoobylol wrote:Billie Jean drums? Or is that just a myth I read on here once?

Those are real drums.

Sampled and sequenced on an MPC 60? Haha.

I remember the Martin Bashir interview/documentary, and I'm sure I spotted the 60 somewhere in his home studio. Could be plausible. But I'll take your word for it Shostakovich.