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By threepointplay Thu Dec 27, 2007 12:12 pm
I am still working my way round the MPC and the whole idea of beat making.

To help with my eduction, I would like to lay my hands on MPC drum programs & sequences from classic tracks from the 90s by the likes of ATCQ , Premo, Pete Rock, Black Moon etc. In the same way a good writer studies the classics that came before him, I would like to do the same with some of the above.

Whilst I have seen plenty of samples and kits around on the web, I have not seen any that kits that contain actual drum programs. Can anyone help me out here - are there any sites out there that have put a few of these together?

I am only looking for half a dozen & have no issue in paying for them.
Last edited by threepointplay on Thu Dec 27, 2007 12:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.

By threepointplay Thu Dec 27, 2007 12:50 pm
damien907 wrote:this website's sponsor.

www.mpc-samples.com


I've edited my original post, as I did not make myself very clear.

I am actually looking for drum the loops/sequences in an MPC format - rather than just say an mp3 complete loop, that I can play around with/get a feel of.

The drums from the mpc-site are pretty good (I have previously downloaded the east cost one), by the way! :)

By _Stilo_ Thu Dec 27, 2007 2:01 pm
I believe there is no such thing out there. On the other hand, I also think there's not much to study in typical 90's style hiphop drums that can't be heard from listening to the finished songs. I would rather try finding the original samples that were used, and compare. Much more to be learned from that.
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By dabmeister Thu Dec 27, 2007 2:32 pm
_Stilo_ wrote:I believe there is no such thing out there. On the other hand, I also think there's not much to study in typical 90's style hiphop drums that can't be heard from listening to the finished songs. I would rather try finding the original samples that were used, and compare. Much more to be learned from that.
True that!
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By damien907 Fri Dec 28, 2007 12:33 am
ohhhhhh your looking for sequences and stuff!

ive never heard of that before! i dont think they exist.

that would be kinda cool if they did have some out there though!
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By dopedee Sat Dec 29, 2007 1:49 am
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