Roger Linn tries an MPC Live !!!

Db909 wrote:I saw a YouTuber take a sample, chop it into even beat divisions, then press record and bang the pads one by one, in time with the original tempo, resulting in the full recreation of the original sample without chops, to which he exclaimed “ooh yeah I like that”.

Db909 wrote:I saw a YouTuber take a sample, chop it into even beat divisions, then press record and bang the pads one by one, in time with the original tempo, resulting in the full recreation of the original sample without chops, to which he exclaimed “ooh yeah I like that”.

Db909 wrote:I saw a YouTuber take a sample, chop it into even beat divisions, then press record and bang the pads one by one, in time with the original tempo, resulting in the full recreation of the original sample without chops, to which he exclaimed “ooh yeah I like that”.

jpeg wrote:

all good; I was just correecting the names for accuracy sake but the names are very similar.

I do get ur point; yes EA-SKI does have a slight point; but the difference was not as night and day as he claims, and the whole argument was blown out of proportion.

Far as youtubers they target newbies primarily; there are very few channels that hardened mpc heads like those on this forum would like.

The main one I can think of is Tubedigga, but he does not post as often as these other influencer types.

Nutrisse wrote:

Db909 wrote:I saw a YouTuber take a sample, chop it into even beat divisions, then press record and bang the pads one by one, in time with the original tempo, resulting in the full recreation of the original sample without chops, to which he exclaimed “ooh yeah I like that”.

I absolutely NEED to see this. Link?

J.O.BEATS wrote:

Db909 wrote:I saw a YouTuber take a sample, chop it into even beat divisions, then press record and bang the pads one by one, in time with the original tempo, resulting in the full recreation of the original sample without chops, to which he exclaimed “ooh yeah I like that”.

I think I know who you’re talking about lol

I also enjoy when YouTubers take heavily processed drum samples from splice and add compression, eq, saturation, distortion and be like, “damn! That’s hard!”

jpeg wrote:so in a dream/imagination gone wild scenario; what kind of collab between roger and in music would people like to see?

I would like to see an MPC 3600; a merger of the MPC60 & MPC3000; it would have an analog filter and the outputs circuits of both the 3000 and 60, and it would have the same touch screen but would the mpc 3.0 software.

jpeg wrote:I would like to see an MPC 3600; a merger of the MPC60 & MPC3000;

MPC-Tutor wrote:Can't see how Roger fits in with the inMusic business model. Just watching his video about the Linnstrument, it's hand made in the US using the finest materials and each unit is quality checked by him personally. How much of that are inMusic (and Roger) going to be willing to compromise to produce an affordable inmusic landfill version?

Just don't see how it could ever be much more than a basic endorsement relationship (MPC Live 3 Linn Edition, i.e. retro colours with his signature printed on the case plus custom boot screen).

Then again, didn't think I would ever see him making a video like this, so who knows?!!