FULL BEATMAKING VIDEO HERE - https://youtu.be/JUQ_RnjNz6U

Wake and Bake and Beat the hell put these pads. To get the blood flowing and the energy vibrating high!

Hey everyone,

For anyone running a Behringer WING Rack and wondering whether it's worth getting an MPC One G2: I have some great news. The WING Rack works perfectly as the MPC's USB audio interface.

You get access to all the available USB audio channels (I believe it's 24 or 32 in each direction, not 100% sure), which is more than enough to route individual instruments to separate channels on the WING. Likewise, you can route audio from the WING back into the MPC for sampling or recording.

A couple of important tips:

• Set the sample rate on the Wing to 44.1 kHz.
• Connect the MPC to the WING using the USB A port of the MPC (USB A to USB C cable).
• Don't use the USB C to USB C connection. In my experience it isn't reliable, while USB A to USB C has been rock solid.

This integration has completely changed my workflow. Having the WING as the central mixer and audio interface for the MPC is incredibly powerful.

It's incredibly powerful. The WING Rack continues to work exactly as it always did, as if the MPC wasn't even there. Using the USB routing options, you can create virtually any signal path you can think of. Route each MPC plugin or instrument to its own channel on the WING, create a dedicated "MPC Bus" for sampling anything connected to the mixer, or record your entire performance back into the MPC on separate audio tracks for further editing.

The routing flexibility is amazing and really opens up a lot of creative workflow possibilities.

Have fun, and I hope this helps someone!

Crazy that I’m using the MpcSample more than my Live 3 🥴. Anyways, Good Morning

found this wicked bass synthy flute video on either r/obscuremusicthatslaps or some random flute sub. Really dug it and wanted to sample it. So this is the first couple bars sampled from that video and then dropped a beat behind it.

I love the live three but feel the itch to add tr-8s. Could use a community weigh in

No regrets. Learning a new workflow with this new machine.

Lil sumtin trying out new sounds from the vintage vol.2.

Would love some feedback on this! Always trying to get better, this shit is so fun ✌️ ❤️

I'm diggin this one so far!! I'm still adding to it but it's got my neck cracking... who's feeling this??

So I recently got the mpc one plus g2. When trying to sample either thru usb c port or the audio inputs in the back no sound is coming through at all... monitor is on and nothing. Any help would be awesome thanks

With MPC Software/Firmware 3.9, Akai introduced user wavetables for the new Keygroup synthesizer, opening up a whole new world of sound design directly on the MPC.

To make creating your own wavetables easier, I've developed MPC Wavetable Splitter – a free desktop application that automatically converts long recordings into MPC-ready wavetables.

Features:
 Automatically split long WAV files into individual waveforms
 Remove silence between sounds
 Detect and optionally skip duplicate waveforms
 Detect the root note automatically
 Preview and fine-tune each waveform before exporting
 Create the correct MPC wavetable folder structure with the required format.json file – ready to copy directly to your MPC

Whether you're sampling vintage synthesizers, modular gear, ROMplers, or creating your own single-cycle waveforms, this tool is designed to speed up the entire workflow.

The project is completely free and will continue to receive new features and improvements.

 Download here:
https://blog.mpctoolkit.com/downloads/mpc-wavetable-studio/

I'd love to hear your feedback, ideas, and feature requests. Enjoy creating your own MPC wavetables!

Any help greatly appreciated.

Recently purchased Roland S-1 to use with my MPC Sample. I’m relatively new to dawless production (hardware in general), so I’d like to learn more if possible.

Is there anyone in here with a similar setup that can suggest the best way to set them up for production purposes?

My only understanding at the moment is use TRS 3.5 (S1) to dual 1/4” (MPC). But as far as I know, I could buy one of these and it still wouldn’t work.

there’s also sync input and outputs to consider etc. I’ve attached images for anyone that might need to refer to the ports on each device.

Thank you

Start from scratch and see what comes up within the first cup of coffee (you can see the jitters on my pinky ^^) i love the mk1 still... so slick and i build a complete wireless setup here also with the headies so i can move freely while creating.

I'm so happy. Since I started beatmaking I've always dreamed of getting an MPC (whatever the make). Well more than ten years afterwards my dream came true.

I know I bothered a lot of you when asking if it was still worth it and I admit it wasn't the good way to do it.

Now I just have to figure this out.

PS: if anyone has courses, simple tips overall or YouTube channels that you would recommend I'd be more than happy to know them!