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A tutorial on how to chop breaks in to a program, edit the samples as a whole like you would with jjos global program edit in the mpc 2500/1000.
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Thats bro for the tutorial, please do more there are not enough 4000
tutorials
@WeigandTube you can assign samples to pads while a sequence and adjust a
sample too but you can’t extract a piece of sample and add it to a new pad
while playing
@WeigandTube only thing I can think of, is maybe you’re skipping or not
doing the step at 1:14 correctly.
It’s so quick you don’t need to be that lazy & save params,I’ve been
copying or screen shots & creating my own bible from the form I’m following
you on the cloud also!
Man I knew you had to assign the zone parameters & all but this work around
saves helluva time when choppin !
For some reason its applying the first chop to all 16 pads, any idea why
this would be? thanks
I came from the 2000XL & mv 8000 still have 8k how big of a difference have
you noticed coming from the 2500 pro/con the 4k is huge but you can’t beat
it with a stick!
good tutorial video. you def need to keep making these as you’re learning
the machine. not enough good 4000 tutorial videos on YouTube.
how do I assign the sample when its chopped in 16 parts equally to the 16
pads?
@BORN7SUPREME the 2500 is easier to use and has lots of features the 4 has
if you install JJ OS, but the 4 is built strong with a steal case like the
2xl and sounds better than the 2500, better filters etc. I like em both but
love the bigger screen of the 4, the biggest con is ak.sys is bitch to use
on newer computers, and the 2500 can plug and transfer to any computer with
no hassle
@StevieYoungblood Save that program and any other parameters such as bpm
and bar length to a folder titled “autoload” you must name it that, and the
4000 will load whatever is in that folder every time it gets turned
on…..The folder must be created and saved to the hard drive though, not a
flash drive or anything else
@WeigandTube 1. are you in record mode and what does the Input source field
say? 2. What type of mic is it, some mic’s need an external power source
and the mpc doesn’t provide that. Push the gain button in and see if that
helps
Yes, thanks for the help, one more quick question, I connected the mic to
the input and flipped the switch from phone to mic line, but here nothing?
@Dmajor2011 Glad it could help. I have no problem of doing more tutorials,
if you have any suggestions or questions let me know and I’ll just make
tutorial on that.
@WeigandTube what file type are you saving? make sure you’re saving both
.pgm’s and the sound files
can you chop the samples into the pads in real time as the sample is
playing? Thanks,
thanks bro helped out alot
good looking bro
@WeigandTube once chopped into 16 different sample you can press “program”
then “assign” and manually go through and assign each sample to a pad. OR
before the sample is chopped into 16 parts, press “region” or “f3” while in
the sample trim screen. In the middle of the screen it will say region 1,
highlight with cursor press the “menu” button and change to 16, it chops
into 16 regions, press edit, “slice sample” select “create program” and
rotate to say “yes” press “do it” the pads are assinged
ahhhhh, wow did that tip make this thing more fun…..now how can I save
that setting so every time I turn it back on I dont have to manually set
it? Thanks for the help.
I’ve been looking for that zone trick is there any way to save this setting
so when you power up it initializes? great tip man peace keep em comin!
quick question, how do I set the pads to be on one shot so when i hit it
again it loops back to the start and does not overlap the original one shot
hit? does that make sense? hard Q to type, thanks for the help, again.
@StevieYoungblood press (program) then (kg mix) then (zone) at the bottom
of the screen you’ll see where it says “play mode” by default it set to “as
sample” change that to “one shot” and you’re good to go
how do i save new programs I create? I tried saving to autoload folder and
they were gone once i turned off then back on….?
Thanks so much I switched from a 2500 osxl to 4000 and was mortified when I
thought I had to go back and change every sample to one shot via the sample
list. Made my life a lot easier
hes a fuckin liar, kanye uses the 2000
u guys don’t know what they use
This is a pisstake
all that is wrong with hip hop,right here.
sic house tune
Dre dont use no 4000
this makes the mpc look wack if ur not into beats they shoulda had dilla or
pete rock and not this joke of whatever he is youtube show host white boy
kevin fedderline ass phonier thean hony dude wheres madlib? yea heres the
mpc but wheres my keyboard so i can make some trash hey will i am u dont
need an mpc theose keyboards have drums what a waste of a mpc