Monotremata wrote:Have you guys used BFD before? I own BFD2 and BFD3, no way in hell it'll work on the MPC with the RAM it has heh. We would get some half assed lite version if that. The full sized kits have 128 samples/velocity layers per drum, that's one sample for each velocity tick. You could probably eat most of the memory available just loading the kick and snare. And then theres all the alternate snare hits like the flams, rolls, sticks, etc.. 128 layers for each cymbal.. Each tom.. Snare tops and bottoms.. Kick inside and outside mics.. The MPC was NOT designed to host something as big as BFD at all heh.
It would have to be Lite version, unless Disk Streaming can solve that issue. BFD can run on Surface Pro 3, maybe they'll create a MPC controller map for BFD. Then user can control BFD, with their MPC like they do with Ableton.
Min Specs:
Core2Duo 2.0ghz (or equivalent)
2GB DDR3 RAM
7200rpm mechanical hard disk or fast SSD
BFD3 v3.2 - Win 7/OSX 10.9 or later
BFD3 v3.3 - Win 10/OSX 10.11 or later
Internet connection for authorization and downloads
USB 2.0 port for installation






