Sampling & Time Slicing on the Akai MPC 4000 : One Shot Sampling on the Akai MPC 4000

Learn how to one shot sample audio with the MPC 4000 in this free music sampling video tutorial. Expert: RT Ouk Bio: RT Ouk is the owner of the The Armory Re…
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A local engineer/performer/synth guru that I know aka Buzz was called upon to help me decipher the Modulation screen on the Akai MPC 4000. This was Buzz’s fi…

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Comments

PuCCiPuCCe May, 30 - 2014 reply
4000 is a fukken beast.
JREDDY00 May, 30 - 2014 reply
take your vids off they suck we wanna learn something
sabientjek82 May, 30 - 2014 reply
So what have we learned here? That u can trigger a sample? its a feature
thats on all samplers/MPC sinds when eh…1985? so glad u finaly let us now
Danny Fujikawa May, 30 - 2014 reply
set the source to controller, where the arrows usually are a zero will
appear. set it to any number let’s say 5, then increase the depth on the
right to a good amount. next go to the q link window, whichever knob or
slider u want to use, keep the part as all for right now, assign: cutoff,
cntrl:5, and voila! you guys may have already figured this part out if not
then glad to have helped
Danny Fujikawa May, 30 - 2014 reply
hey guys just figured it out how to use the q link to control a sample’s
parameters such as filter etc. in the program edit window for a sample, set
your filter how you like it i suggest setting, for example, a 2 pole LP
filter with cutoff freq at 50, then hit the open window to access the
program modulation pop up as you guys already know, cont’d below
Danny Fujikawa May, 30 - 2014 reply
*in program modulation window destination is cutoff sorry
IanCanefire May, 30 - 2014 reply
Appreciate the comment Danny. Not sure if you noticed but there is a second
part to this and a few others I have made that explore what u are talking
about. Peace