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By MPC-Tutor Fri Oct 03, 2025 4:41 pm
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"Can you make a proper electric guitar expansion?" It's without doubt my common request in recent years so I finally found the time to create something pretty special that works incredibly well within the MPC, especially thanks to the powerful features found in MPC3.

MPC Electric Guitar features a deeply multisampled Fender 1952 Custom Shop Relic Telecaster guitar recorded over multiple velocities and round robins with loads of presets, a MIDI library, and plenty of Q-LINK macros to control things like guitar tone, FX and string mechanics (dampening, bite, transients, dynamic range release noises etc).



MPC Electric Guitar works with all modern standalone MPCs, MPC Software, and Akai Force, with separate versions optimised for MPC 3.5+ and MPC 2.15+. And yes, it works well with the new MPC Live 3!

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By THXjay Sat Oct 04, 2025 9:53 am
Thanks Tutor, sounds very convincing. I can only imagine what your future instruments will be like now we have the new pads :)
I guess you started this a little too early ;)
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By MPC-Tutor Sat Oct 04, 2025 11:23 am
THXjay wrote:Thanks Tutor, sounds very convincing. I can only imagine what your future instruments will be like now we have the new pads :)
I guess you started this a little too early ;)


Definitely seems to be some serious amounts of options available on the MPCe side of things, bit overwhelming to appreciate what is now potentially possible.
By BremenCole Wed Oct 08, 2025 5:26 pm
I picked this up a few days ago. This is the first guitar sound that I will actually use. Excellent and adds a lot to my collection of MPC sounds. Every other guitar sounds I have tried for MPC was lame, this is good.