Live Looping - MPC X - Fodera - Moog

Putting together a little loop on the MPC X (amzn.to/2oraMFQ) . This one starts with a shaker groove to set up the tempo. I then lay down a chordal melody on my Fodera Emperor Standard Classic 5. I'm using an Aguilar AG700 (amzn.to/2Izkg8Q). The beat comes next courtesy a Vermona DRM MKIII analog drum machine. I finish up with a dreamy arp on the Behringer Deepmind 12D (amzn.to/35i9k9o) and some phat Moog Bass from the Sub37 (amzn.to/2M0QZ9b). The Fodera comes back out for a tasty little solo to take it home!
I recorded the entire mix into Logic Pro X using an Antelope Audio Zen Tour(amzn.to/32bwbBi).
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[@javiercojoba]

Nice! Thumbs up!

[@MarcSterlingMusic]

Thanks!

[@Piotrucha77]

Nice...

[@MarcSterlingMusic]

Thanks!

[@TadJennings]

Awesome. Do you have the external foot pedal?

[@MarcSterlingMusic]

Tad Jennings nah I’m just triggering it on the screen. Thanks!

[@thelantern9075]

Cool. How many bars or minutes can you record these layered loops? Have you run into any memory issues or problems with the software? The X has been on my list for a while, but I make more linear style music, but do a lot of looping stuff too.

[@MarcSterlingMusic]

Wooden Penny I’m using it in controller mode with the software so my recording time is pretty much unlimited. The software and workflow take a little getting used to, especially if you’re used to a more linear workflow. Once you get the hang of it, it makes being spontaneously creative very easy.

[@thelantern9075]

MarcSterlingMusic keep groovin man! Thanks.