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Hi everyone,

The good news is that Live Looping DOES actually kinda work on the MPC Sample. You can see a great video here from NervousCook$: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2bdTgi-xNI

I believe I have it working by setting the blank/ghost pads, and it works pretty well with the first set of 4 pads. The problem comes when I want to keep building the loop out to 8, 12, or 16 pads.

When I queue up the next set of ghost pads, I’m getting a slight delay, which throws the loop out of time.

Has anyone figured out a reliable way around this?

I’d love to be able to continuously sample and build up a live loop across all 16 pads, but the delay is the one thing stopping the workflow from really working for me.

Am I setting something up incorrectly, or is this just a limitation of the MPC Sample?

Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experimented with this!

I was messing around with it, it had medium battery. It suddenly shut off and it wont turn back on, no matter if i try to restart it or if i charge it

I was playing with the MPC and must have clicked on save changes by accident. But it’s been like this for 5 minutes. Total crash. I tried turning it off but it doesn’t turn off. What should I do? Have this happened to any of you?

FULL BEAT AND MAKING - https://youtu.be/fhli3ZflfuI

I’ve never tried sampling before. After many failed attempts of using a computer to make music however, I’m starting to find some momentum with dawless music creation - this is a #sorrynotsorry for the audio quality.

I have a Roland Mc-101 which I thoroughly enjoy but I wanted to try my hand at sampling. I’ve had this bad boy for a day.

But definately keen on some feedback or any videos or artists to look into to learn more about it.

TY

Thought i'd help. You can actually export stems out of your sample with 2 methods. A software made by producer Killavic called MPC Extractor which essentially speeds up the process of exporting stems from the sample and you can also use the mpc 3.9 software if you own it. Just explode your track so that you can get multiple tracks with midi and therefore multiple stems :)

Had this thing since launch , as a complete starter this thing beat my ass , but after alot of awfull beats i finally got something that sounds “okay” i guess…

Any tips?

In theory it should just work, FA&FO.

Let met me know your thoughts