MPC as ROMPLER on Stage for my Synthesizer Plugins

I play live with a Nord Stage 4. The keyboard is great, but I don't have enough options for synth sounds:
* No velocity layers for my own multisamples
* Only 3-part multitimbral
* This quickly limits the sound combinations

So I want to:

Automatically multisample my favorite plugins (AU/VST) on the Mac (Arturia, Cherry Audio, Korg, etc.) → (with velocity layers) → and use them in an external sampler, e.g., the MPC, in order to:
* play more than 3 layers/instruments simultaneously
* make quick sound changes without audible interruptions
* use a setlist/program list (switchable via Nord or iPad)
* perform live without a notebook
* the device should have enough memory

So I'm looking for a solution that allows the MPC to function like a ROMPLER – not for sampling loops or drums, but as a multitimbral, sample-based synth.

All videos and information i saw are based on „I can record my montage“ into the MPC, see how my single drum sounds work etc. but no simple romper for multitimbral synthesizer functions as described above.

And sorry, I tried to read the mpc bible , saw reddit posts and questions but none of those infos lead into this simple questions/answers

denesruehl wrote:And sorry, I tried to read the mpc bible...

If you couldn't understand the info in the MPC Bible regarding multisampling your own synths, fire me over an email with your order number and I'll be happy to help you - [email protected]

denesruehl wrote:All videos and information i saw are based on „I can record my montage“ into the MPC, see how my single drum sounds work etc. but no simple romper for multitimbral synthesizer functions as described above.

Did you find this one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6tdmxUrjE0
And that?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWVTzQGt8n8

I think that autosampling is something for you. I don't know how well it works on MPC3 Software as it is in beta, but finetuning a keygroup instrument is easier with the software.

the only caveat i might raise is if you're going to multisample everything, depending how many separate backing tracks you envision, the load time on that from an SD card might be non-trivial. if any of the standalone plugin synths are an adequate substitute, (1) they will load nearly instantaneously, and (2) give you a wider sonic palette than just the patches you're sampling