@@MarianoPerez All my breaks are significantly edited, chopped, processed and rearranged from scratch from the originals. I don’t use anyone else’s packs or loops if that’s what you meant. I have 5 Drumfunk Breaks packs for sale on my Bandcamp page: tubedigga.bandcamp.com/album/drumfunk-breaks-volume-5?search_item_id=20364624&search_item_type=a&search_match_part=%3F&search_page_id=3945312548&search_page_no=0&search_rank=9&logged_in_mobile_menubar=true 👊👊👊

@@tengria23 They are totally different machines in all aspects. The workflow is better on the Force in my opinion. Whilst the 909 is great, sample management is clunky and you have to be on top of renaming samples and organising them which is time consuming. The effects are good but limited as is how they are routed/allocated. Another issue for me is being aware of the order of saving patterns and patches as you can easily loose one or the other if you don’t consistently save them. Great machine but the Force is far more advanced in every way.

It's basically the same method, record some chords or import some chord midi files and press the pencil icon whilst in ARRANGEMENT view on the main page and choose CONVERT TO PROGRESSION from the menu. Then your progression will show up in the OTHER category in PAD PERFORM mode.

@TUBEDIGGA I pressed the pencil but i didn't see the convert to progression option

@@clocksyn On the main page you have two panels in the bottom half. The left one is for the track , the right one is for arrangement. Press the pencil on the right one which says ARRANGEMENT and it’s in that menu on the left hand side

@@TUBEDIGGA ok I"ll try it

@@yosantana716 MIDI, either usb or 5 pin. My S2400 course has a video showing exactly how: courses.tubedigga.com/s2400_standard

Just saw an older video (6 yrs ago) from "In the Studio Live" who was combining the MPC Live with the DJS-1000 and a mini keyboard. He was using CDJs, and I have the DDJ 1000 so I will use Ableton sync to keep them all together. I am also using the MPK249 keyboard as well which adds even more pads to the mix, but mostly I use the keys. I hope you can put something out to show how to best use both the DJS with the MPC together. Maybe I can show what I come up with here on KZbin. Thanks.

@@garyusinger I no longer own the DJS, it was on a short term loan from Pioneer DJ about 5 years ago so I can’t recommend it as although it’s a great machine, I don’t ever see anyone talking about it being updated to any degree. Mpc is the way to go I reckon. 👍👍

@@natanmandala The OPX 4 has a ton of matrix settings. Check them all to see if the delay time is being modulated/automated by one of them.

@TUBEDIGGA The sound is under Plucks in the OP-X4 called Bell Zen. Just try it once to see what I mean. It's only resetting the delay time signature from Delay 8D back to Delay 4 on the FX1 tab when I quickly double tap stop to stop the sound and reverb tails from continuing. If I just press stop, it doesn't reset the delay time signature to it's default Delay 4 setting state on FX1 page. It will stay on the setting I put it to. It's only when I quickly double tap stop, that it resets all of the Delay time signatures. It's very bizarre and strange, and I am so in the habit of double tapping the stop button, that I'm never going to get used to just pressing stop once. It has to be a bug of some sort, because I am still here trying everything to get it to not do that? It doesn't do it on any other plugin but the OP-X4? If anyone else reads this, please help? Thanks

@@jackiechan2687 There is a bug in MPC 3 where you have to press in the top left of the screen and re-select the sample in the editor to bring it in to focus. Then the from bpm feature should work correctly.

@TUBEDIGGA Thank you so much for this. I just got mine one + last week mainly for having fun making jungle stuff, etc. Never had mpc before, had electribes 2. Your videos shows exactly what I want to achieve with this machine. Thank you again!

@@skylerdarkavelifinesseflow7115 How did you come to that conclusion?

@@thawkil No downsides at all, just as good, if not better in certain areas. The envelope follower is useful, plus being able to trigger effects from the pads which is excellent for live performance.

@@GKnightent Hi, thanks! Chopping is easy and convenient on most Ensoniqs as it uses the sample sample without using more ram. You just tell it where you want each ‘copy’ of the sample to start from. Basically the same sample appears on multiple keys on one track with different start points.

​@TUBEDIGGA i actually figured it out thanks hard to explain it though but easy to do