In this MPC X, MPC One & MPC Live tutorial we’ll learn how to create a grimy layered clap using a range of sound design techniques, all entirely within PROGRAM EDIT mode. Harness the power of subtractive synthesis in your MPC to design your own sounds and instruments! MPC X, MPC One & MPC Live Tutorial: Creating The Clap From Hell!īy MPC-Tutor, last updated on Aug 4, 2022 Beginners Guide to Subtractive Synthesis in MPCs In this MPC X, MPC One & MPC Live tutorial I’m going to take a look at the MPC Autosampler which allows you to ‘clone’ your favourite VST/AU instrument patches so they can be used as standard ‘keygroup’ programs in standalone mode. Learn some practical uses for the new ‘NOTE OFF’ feature introduced in MPC 2.10 MPC Bible Tutorial: Clone Plugins & Synths with Autosampler

Learn how to create 8 layer keygroup instruments in the MPC & Akai Force MPC Tutorial: How to Use The New ‘Note Off’ Feature Creating 8-Layer Keygroup Instruments in MPCs & the Akai Forceīy MPC-Tutor, last updated on Jul 12, 2022

MPC 2.11 Tutorial: Sounds Browser 101īy MPC-Tutor, last updated on Sep 26, 2022ĭiscover the new Sound Browser, introduced in MPC 2.11 to provide a new alternative way of looking for plugin presets, kits & instruments.

The MPC X is Akai’s latest flagship standalone MPC, running MPC Software 2.0 – learn how to use the MPC X with MPC-Tutor’s complete MPC X tutorial guide, ‘ The MPC X & MPC Live Bible‘.

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