By volo
Mon Jan 15, 2007 5:06 pm
Does anyone know of a place to obtain full programs with samples and all of the pads assigned? These packages would be really handy to any MPC enthusiast....
By mnh2410
Mon Jan 15, 2007 5:12 pm
-Create your own using Bluebox
-Buy from Tutor (www.mpc-samples.com)
-Search for free ones that have been posted up
Nicole
By DJ-T
Mon Jan 15, 2007 5:18 pm
volo wrote:Does anyone know of a place to obtain full programs with samples and all of the pads assigned? These packages would be really handy to any MPC enthusiast....
it's easyier to do your own with Bluebox,and like M said order here or go to google and do a search for samples to use in Bluebox it's free.
MPC X SE Fullyloaded
T-extreme/moss board
mackie 1202 VLZ
Perception 200-AKG, Babybottle mic
MXL-990/991
T-extreme/moss board
mackie 1202 VLZ
Perception 200-AKG, Babybottle mic
MXL-990/991
By volo
Mon Jan 15, 2007 5:59 pm
I make my own on my mac with MPC PAD 187, great program...
I just thought it would be fun to get some inspiration from other users programs
I just thought it would be fun to get some inspiration from other users programs
By DJ-T
Mon Jan 15, 2007 7:04 pm
it don't hurt to ask. 
MPC X SE Fullyloaded
T-extreme/moss board
mackie 1202 VLZ
Perception 200-AKG, Babybottle mic
MXL-990/991
T-extreme/moss board
mackie 1202 VLZ
Perception 200-AKG, Babybottle mic
MXL-990/991
By Antonym
Mon Jan 15, 2007 7:17 pm
if anything i suggest getting ahold of makin your own real quick, the more you do it the faster you get the more shortcuts you learn and boom, 200+ programs
also, this is something i learned from sparq ages ago - start w/ brand new pgms each song. from scratch! don't use the same pgms unless it's like a real dope bass pgm or something like that. i'm not saying never, but it's best in terms of choosing the right sounds to start from scratch each time.
there's a program called awave that lets you turn a soundfont into a pgm, that's a mad quick way to get some cool multisamples
also, this is something i learned from sparq ages ago - start w/ brand new pgms each song. from scratch! don't use the same pgms unless it's like a real dope bass pgm or something like that. i'm not saying never, but it's best in terms of choosing the right sounds to start from scratch each time.
there's a program called awave that lets you turn a soundfont into a pgm, that's a mad quick way to get some cool multisamples