I did a few stems on my MPC and they came out fine for the most part. Definitely some bleeding. Still way beyond what we could do with low pass and high pass filters. I guess we'll see how much better it gets over time.

Can you map the other banks as well, B,C and D ? So far, I can only map bank A.

Is this possible with the MPC Studio Black ?

Can you use that in Dj Mode?

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@ around 23:00 the direct comparison am I crazy or does the Serato sound good on the surface but then in the background you can hear it actively killing the volume and creating what sounds like a reverb warble? Its present in the drum section too, its sounds like a flanger not a reverb though my mistake. Like a metallic flanger slowly oscillating.

1:24 hahaha. That’s JP from retronyms 😂😂😂😂. I know that voice

They call that hip hop ? They are making fun of the culture.

I love mpc but gate mpc software

Thank you!

anyone know the ID of the sample?

Ma you are being very bias in your video. It is plain to see that you like sampling in serato. There is flaws as well as strengths in both software

Satisfied my need to know with no BS time waisting.👍👍

Once you've made a pattern the way you showed (by live-playing for example a "kick" sample), is it possible to edit the pattern at the step level e.g. delete only certain steps that play the kick? Or do I have to erase the kick sample from the whole pattern and re-record the kicks?

Neither, VDJ sound better than both :P

If you stem it out again does it change the isolation or is it exactly the same every time?

The clarity in the comparisons are both good - I think both can be utilized in their own way. Thanks

Look up Screaming James “I Put a Spell on You”

you think they made looper mode to compensate for their "ok" sequencer?

very helpful 😁👍🏾

Thanks for the vid…what we all gotta factor in is how they originally recorded these joints…but make it work

To me, FL Studio has the best stem separation as far as the cleanest separation of the tracks. I use that with Speedrum vst and get my chops from there. Don't get me wrong, I like both Serato and MPC stems, but for workflow, FL Studio hands down.

Yea but i hardly ever turn the pc on these days 😂

I like doing it on their app. It’s faster

I wish it was a faster way. I also wish they didn’t put a name in there that I gotta delete every single time.

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I see that ambient music tend to blend more sonically so when using stem seperation you get more artifacts or I should say residual sound from other stems a lot. R&B\ Soul some rock or any music that use less ambient effects or sound tend to seperate a lot better. I pretty much know how its going to turn out when I hear the track. This was a excellent comparison. I absolutely loved the knowledgable commentary along with it. Keep doing what you do. Love to see more. Thank you. 🙏🏾

What MPC program/software are you using on your computer???

I disagree that Serato has the best stem separation. Have you tried Algoriddim’s DJay Pro AI on the iPad??? It is by far better than Serato and it was doing stem separation a year before.

What is the latency like. When you click a key on the Bluetooth controller do you hear a slight delay in hearing the sound on the Apple Vision Pro that is the biggest problem with Bluetooth generally

Nobody talking about FL Stems??

Video well done! Your beat🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

That mono setting on the voices helped a lot.

Have you tried Steinberg SpectraLayers?? I find it to be the best of them all but I don't see any big talk about. Seems like not many people use it but it's the most precise yet

Sarato Won on Sample Melody and Bass... MPC Won on DRUMS and Vocals... MPC also Has A Cleaner Amped Sound. Once it Becomes Standalone, The MPC Becomes The Clear Winner.

I still use XTRAX Stems... their latest update is definitely a quantum leap for stem separation. 🎛👍🏾👍🏾✅️

This is exactly the validation we wanted. Great job.

Stems are worthless...unless you got serato. Just my opinion idk.

You are heaven sent thank you

If you are using your Akai mpc as your DA converter in Controller mode and in Serato the MPC is still the audio interface this is not a an equal playing field because the MPC has that "thud" and "Air" in its DA(which is artificial), there needs to be another converter which is the baseline, playback is everything. Just use test tone from your computer you will hear the difference. Cubase has had stem separation for over 5 years now, you can also emphasize which stem you want to be more focused on, it can do a whole 5 minutes song in less than what Akai does for one minute song. The converters in Akai is below industry standards is accenting many frequencies to make it sound like a pro machine. It is not one. Great Video and Thank you.

❤great job on the vid ….great content

From those examples I would pick the MPC. It wasn't even really close for me. The stems just seemed to be cleaner and kept the character a good bit better (less bleeding, filtering, phasing, etc.) They are both way better than I ever would have expected. The whole stems thing is crazy.

I got two words “pause mix”

Nice. Well done.

Don’t have an MPC but I’ve heard stems from both and MPC does sound and seem better.

MPC Stems sounds better to me, but Serato is good as well !

Serato in maschine is dope! The MPC is not even standalone yet.

This is great, it's just gonna help Akai improve their algorithm if they ever happen to see this. that's a dope sample btw 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

virtaul dj and fl have the best stems in my opinion.