Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
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By MPCWeapon1 Mon Sep 15, 2014 2:13 pm
I don't know how many people in here are into sound design, but this synth is dope! You can get some big warm sounds out of this thing. Couldn't find an appropriate thread to post these videos I found so I posted them
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By master-ceo Mon Sep 15, 2014 3:24 pm
I love this thing! I remember first using it with Protools 7 back in the day. It came bundled with the Music Production Toolkit.

I'm going to try and learn this one insout out. Great Sound IMO.
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By MPCWeapon1 Mon Sep 15, 2014 4:21 pm
master-ceo wrote:I love this thing! I remember first using it with Protools 7 back in the day. It came bundled with the Music Production Toolkit.

I'm going to try and learn this one insout out. Great Sound IMO.


My first time using it. I love it so far!
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By MPCWeapon1 Mon Sep 15, 2014 4:57 pm
GedaBlaq wrote:
MPCWeapon1 wrote:

MPCWeapon1 Hybrid 808 drum creation tutorial? :worthy:


In this game only the paranoid survive. So I won't tell everything that I do in 808 Kick Drum creation, but I'll try to tell you enough to get you started.

1. Turn off Oscillator 2 & 3 by bringing the level knobs down to 0%
2.Oscillator 1 make it a Square Sync wave. Start with the shape at 0% and turn the SEMI knob all the way down -24. Turn the Level knob up.
3.LFO Make sure it's a sine wave.
4.Filter- Filter type is LP4..turn the cutoff to 0%. Increase the envelope to about 50%, and turn the gain up.
5. Amplifier Envelope:
Attack 0ms,
Decay1 around 26ms and the level around 35%
Decay2 1.00s/sustain 0%

Turn the Amplifier level up and mess with the Hype Low and Hype high knobs
until you get your desired tone.

That should give you a nice starting point, but you're on your own from there, playboy. :smoker:
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By Mike Boogie Mon Sep 15, 2014 6:30 pm
The complex nature of soft-synths in general kinda turn me off but simple tutorials can bring out some better sounds other than those harsh ass presets.

Keep the tuts coming.
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By MPCWeapon1 Mon Sep 15, 2014 7:21 pm
GedaBlaq wrote:
MPCWeapon1 wrote:That should give you a nice starting point, but you're on your own from there, playboy. :smoker:


My man, my man :worthy: 8)


It's all good. Each one teach one. Except for the secret sauces and spices gotta keep those to yourself.
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By MPCWeapon1 Mon Sep 15, 2014 7:24 pm
Mike Boogie wrote:The complex nature of soft-synths in general kinda turn me off but simple tutorials can bring out some better sounds other than those harsh ass presets.

Keep the tuts coming.


I agree. A beat maker's in a good space if he's not "presets" dependent.
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By MPCWeapon1 Mon Sep 15, 2014 7:32 pm
DJ Hellfire wrote:Other people have been complaining that Hybrid isn't "hetero" enough! :lol: :lol: :lol:


Not sure what they mean by that,LOL.

It's kind of different, but once I read the manual AKAI provided in the Help Menu and got an understanding of the Hybrid's concept I was good.

I won't know what this thing really does until I create a full Hybrid drum kit on it though. It's dope so far though.
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By comtox Mon Sep 15, 2014 9:28 pm
There's a very good software to learn synthesis and train ears !

http://www.syntorial.com/

I appreciate the coming of Hybrid, the MPC bundle wasn't complete without a real synth, now it's done. Assign filter decay, cutoff and resonance, and have fun with Q-Links ! :lol: