Good deal: buy MPC Software for expansions?

Hi folks, i'm, on force since a week and very happy
My question: I have lot of tons of VSTs used in ableton until now.

Is it a good idea and deal to buy MPC software to autosample VSTs?
eg at thomann they have MPC for 79 EUR with 5 MPC-Expansions :

Hook City Trap n B Edition
Sound Mob
Vegas Festival
Melodic Horizon
Urban Roulette

or for 149 EUR with 10 MPC-Expansions :

The Vault
Hook City Trap n B Edition
Sound Mob
Vegas Festival
Melodic Horizon
Urban Roulette
Elements of UK Dance
Elements of UK House
Elements of Dystopia
Elements of 2 Step and Garage

Is this a good deal or any other ideas?

Thanks!

You dont need the MPC Software to autosample, you can do that in the Force.

First fire up Ableton and set up your VST on a MIDI track etc.

Connect your computer to the Force via MIDI and configure your MIDI track in the Force to trigger your computer - your computer is now an 'external instrument'.

In the Autosampler just set the recording inputs to Input 1/2. The Force will now autosample your VST via Ableton (this way you can also sample Ableton's own instruments).

But 79 EUR for the MPC Software is a good deal.

Hi, thanks for your quick and great answer! I will try that and report!

Greets Talo

I know you already got your answers but those expansions on the list are sub par. I’m a huge expansion fan but outside of melodic horizons and some stuff on the vault it blows.

Thanks for your hints. I'll better keep playing round with the integrated synthies for the beginning
Hype makes lot of fun

The given advice for instrument auto-sampling worked well!
But first i spent some time to find out that i have to grab the analog output of my soundcard (Roland MX1) for Recordinput1+2 on force.
First I tried to use the USB Audio out from Ableton => AKAI FORCE AUDIO, but on force that is no input, i can select for sampling
So I had to goto this way: Ableton > MX1 > analog out > analog in on force > sampling
...which has a big loss of quality in the sounds...