Wouldn't even mind just grabbing an old MPC to make beats on for a while.Īnyway how does it go compared to the OT? Do you feel some overlap or do they both hold their own? I get a feeling the MPC Live offers an easier/more visual arrangement editor. There are some issues I have, but I think they will be ironed out once the beta goes final.īuffered wrote:Great looking forward to updates on your experience with the MPC. I'll keep reporting back as I get deeper in, but yeah, this thing is really a lovely bit of kit, for someone who is meh about hardware, I'm pretty hard to please. It's pretty easy to build a tune with this at the centre of your hardware doing the sequencing and sample duties. As I discover more stuff it keeps putting smiles on my face, which is a good sign.Īs a workstation setup I am seeing a lot of potential, with all the various sequencing options it makes composition quick but also quite fun and intuitive, even though the firmware is still beta. Effects and filters on anything you want, and they are going to implement vst's apparently (they will be specifically for the MPC line though to prevent comparability risks etc).
#Sync daw to mpc erm multiclock manual#
I'm playing with it today, working my way through the manual (which is fucking huge), and it's just so much fun. It runs in legacy modes too, so you can replicate the sound character of old akais with it. I think it is one of the most exciting releases this year, waaaay more interesting than the Digitwat, much more "future" and no one seems to have noticed it on here.Įverywhere else there is a huge buzz, akai returning to form with a genuine MPC. I'll probably start a new thread about it. and let's not even talk about my wishes for an A4 and/or Rytm.or DFAM.or Sub37. Now I just have to hope I get a decent bonus from work this year, and more importantly, set some aside before the wife spends it all. Pretty big endorsement from someone who obviously knows what's what.
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