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This is just a basic tutorial that shows how to use the Akai MPC as a midi controller with the FPC in FL Studio. This is just the way I do it, if you know a …
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If you had a midi to usb cable would you be able to eliminate the need of
an interface?
Can this be done eith a beat machine? Rs7000???
Great video
so if im using fl studio to manipulate the mpc should i get the cheaper no
interface mpc or a professional one?
can anyone help me I got a akai mpc studio does it work with fl studio? or
just the mpc studio software
this is juicy information
How do i use my mpc studio in fl studio without the software
Extremely good.. When you’ll check beatgenerals in youtube they now have
Fruity Loops tips revealing how to create beats, mix beats, master beats,
etc for just about anyone looking for additional help or aiming to try to
improve…
Please help me!! I have a Midi to USB cable but i cant connect or sync it
with my pc…
thanks so fuckn much oO!!! exactly what i searched for 2 days long!!!
Hey can you hook a akai mpc xr20 to fl studio and add sounds to the mpc
through fl studio?
Dope. Appreciate the tutorial tip. Helped out a great deal.
yeah you can do that…you can also use the swing option in FL Studio on
the step sequencer to give it a little bit of the mpc swing. Everything is
possible in FL Studio..I just think the downside of FL to the MPC is the
MPC has a better sound coming out of it..but mixing and mastering can do
wonders to any track
im gettin a midi mpc and this video helps alot!! great job i see you’re
using the asio4all could you maybe recommend a good driver with low latency
for windows 7? -thanks
Hey man im not sure if you can help me or not but you seem knowlegable. I
have a USB Nanopad (like mpc style pads) and i also have Fl studio. I want
to use it to trigger samples in FL in a similar fasion too the mpc I.e. you
hit the pad and the sample carries on until you hit the next pad. Any ideas
on how to do this? at the moment i have to hold the pad down.
Will this work on an mpc 5000
This is the first vidio to get me going after a month of Sundays beating my
head against the mpc, thank you! ,,,/
Seems like most of the people who watched this rushed into buying gear w/
no research
Man, when i plug in my mpc the pads correspond and they should for you when
using the MPC..but when I plug in my midi keyboard you have to reconfigure
the pads to correspond with the key you want..you do this on the right side
of the mpc where it says c#5 etc..just hit the pad and choose what note you
want
If you open the FPC in a channel just hit record like normal and tap out a
pattern. It should record right into the Step Sequencer/Piano Roll.
any idea on how to set up an m-audio trigger finger?? ive looked all over
the net on how to get it to work with fl. Only thing I could find is for
Ableton. I know this vid is for an mpc but it looks like you know more
about midi’s for fl studio than I do. So any thing helps. Thanks
what about mixer and u do it with a mixer
I just use a basic usb and midi cable. They aren’t anything special. Do you
mean the MPC freezes?
This video is really good… However, if you will find beat generals on
YouTube they’ve some other all-inclusive information on this stuff though..
nice video thanks. but how do you record, as in play something on the
controller then hear it play back in a recorded form? thanks
good shit! keep ’em coming.