Support and discussion for all of Akai’s modern standalone MPCs including the MPC X / X SE, MPC Live 1, 2 & 3, MPC One / One+, MPC Key 37/61.
By midilifestyle Sat Apr 11, 2020 8:42 am
I also copped today. I own nearly every Maschine expansion, so this is fresh

I’m on a mac, the user experience was about as painless and easy as I could have ever hoped for. I also love that you can select a bunch of folders to convert in one go.

Excited to use it with Beatmaker, too.
By Certified Beatz Mon Apr 13, 2020 8:17 pm
Works great only on maschine expansions.. I have no clue why they say komplete.. none seem to work on ..also I cannot figure out how to fix 3rd party maschine to be converted to .xpm files.. lastly the generic kit maker is bogus not sure this is even available.. it doesn't make a program group just dumps into folders you basically seperate. If you have a large maschine library and do not want to use there vst in your daw and have to route just to use maschine kits. Then kitmaker is the way to go.. hopefully they can fix the 3rd party expansion xonveraion..
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By W. Steele Thu Apr 16, 2020 10:34 pm
What's going on, fellas! I'm an old school MPC user from the late 90's and I jumped ship when Maschine 1.5 dropped w/ the vintage modes. I got a Live a couple months ago and it's just been sitting around since I've gotten used to using Maschine (and have been using it regularly for about 10 years) .

With this quarantine sh!t I told myself I was really going to put in the time to learn the Live. So I set it up and then the idea of having to recreate all my "go to" Maschine kits seemed like a nightmare. I remembered the forum and know that there's extremely crafty folks on here who are always coming up w/ workarounds and I'm glad I did cause of this post. This program is a game changer for anyone trying to go from Maschine to an MPC feeling daunted with the task of getting all of their kits back together. I'm already starting to look around for an X :-D .

Thanks elgrayso , this is a really dope product and was worth every penny.