MPC x, how to map your own drum kits, for multi samples & layers.

[@mikebush3834]

Thanks Ben... You're the man

[@drindy5166]

This was so hardcore of an information smash and it literally why I bought the MPC X for was designing drums via samples. Dood, you do work of the gods. Thanks so much for this vid! 👊🧡👍

[@park171]

Thanks a lot. I don’t use every feature but I do allow for necessity to determine the need to know. I just share the information to all. 🙏

[@drindy5166]

@@park171 this one was a big one for me so can't thank you enough. It was the time saving simple short cuts and info on parameters that will make the difference in the grand scheme of things. Just when I thought I had it figured out, there was more. You rock brother 🤟

[@mrwoo40]

Thanks Ben for taking time out to do this....How large is your hard drive?

[@park171]

512 gigs.

[@helppotato]

Very good tips for making the process less tedious, thanks! Didn't know the shift press to drop layers in the pad view. Copying the velocities also helps alot. I would still pay for someone to do this for me and i kinda settled on just using the autosampler eventho the drums will be all over the place in terms of pad placement :D (autosampler creates a keygroup, not a drum program so its not ideal in that sense either)

[@park171]

I’m in thee process of making Mpc the primary method and eventually moving away from 3rd part plug ins. Moving multi samples into the Mpc

[@helppotato]

I was trying earlier to set up 8 velocity layers per pad with the "simultaneous play" option. Didn't really work too well then but now with the new midi filters in 2.11 it might actually work.

[@park171]

Right velocity layers would allow for some real nice opportunities for sound design.

[@seanjohnson1793]

You should do alot of mpc x videos. You do a great way of showing people and you make it simple. If I was you I would watch other Mpc videos and just do it in your way. The great this is you have good sounding music 🎶 So people will listen. When tutorials videos have wack tracks, people tend not to listen 😒

[@park171]

Sean thanks. I’m moving colder to making the mpc my main productivity tool. I still use logic and studio one. But getting away from linear daws.

[@yuliyanparpulev3589]

Thanks Ben, amazing tutorial and very helpful. can i ask one such multisample how match used of cpu and ram memory? Regards

[@michaelkoehler7441]

Hi Ben! I was wondering if you would share your SD kit out? It sounds amazing! Thanks!

[@park171]

Hey. Sorry for the late reply. Send me your email to [e-mail]. Feel free to make a donation to my pay pal. Thanks again Ben.

[@D84D]

Can I make a kit that has 127 different drum sounds and trigger them by scrolling through the pad perform page?

[@park171]

Yes

[@D84D]

@park171 sweet, I'll get on it.

[@Cupcake-ce3zh]

Hi Ben, I was hoping you could help me figure out a problem I have. Ive got my beat. I've got the track. I want to add more of the bass notes I got on the track but the position of the notes I had on the pads originally have now changed and I can't find the same notes I used. The configuration of the notes are all messed up. Any tips to fix this? Thanks!

[@park171]

Sorry for the late response. Have you figured it out yet?

[@Kickdrum00]

nice! where can I buy the kit?

[@park171]

Just send me your email [e-mail]. Request the kit. For now I’m just taking donations for my work. Feel free to do so @ pay pal [e-mail]. Thanks.

[@EZ-nc8fr]

Hello is the kit still available?

[@audiolego]

This looks sooo advance. I still use one sound per track.

[@hostilesavage4299]

Still dont get how all of these so called YT producers cant ever get their videos audio level right... can never hear them but oh wait they are audio professionals who make music... lol.. sh*t..

[@smalltownjon]

What a stupid comment