My Sampling Workflow in MPC LIVE 2

[@Dreckabeatz]

Listener étique 101: Rule #1: Never ask ..."what sample are you using?".

[@TommyTrentonJr]

So sick… that voice in there is deep as hell. Killed it

[@FREEZ_14]

your videos are extremely inspiring

[@malobeats]

You have no idea how much this means, thank you so much for taking the time and sharing your feedback with me. Blessings to you.

[@Brv1nBl0w]

Crazy bro!!! Love the swing of your drums

[@tomd1451]

Hey man, I recently stumbled upon your channel and I love your video's. It's very informative and inspiring. The way you film and put it all together is very impressive and nice to watch. I recently started sampling from vinyl and you are actuallly inspiring me to maybe buying my first MPC Live 2. You got me extremely excited so these video's are a blessing. Thanks for all the work you put into it🙏

[@davidscott2095]

Loved it, Malo. Thank you for all your content. It's most appreciated. Blessings!

[@CoolCalmMaurice]

Classic Jedi Mind Tricks vibes, word up to Stoupe!!

[@luciens3588]

Dope video's you have man. Keep it up ! Teach them

[@malobeats]

❤️🫡

[@adublbeatz8656]

The mix in the pads is always fun...I never play the samples they way they flow in the original record, per se. That's the uniqueness/creativity/the ART!! You are correct, we can/should all hear something different. When I am crate digging, I may hear something different from the same record as someone else. It should help from us all sounding the same. Good stuff my man. Keep pushing and sharing. I am subscribing today.

[@EvilWaysGaming]

I even find samples in heavy metal, good samples are everywhere.

[@ZAKADNI]

Out of everyone i sub to .. I look forward to your posts the most!

[@malobeats]

This year means so much, thank you for taking the time to show the love and support here in this message. Much blessings to you.

[@tomdunn6416]

Straight up awesome!.... Again. Great video dude. Love your enthusiasm for the love of beat making.

[@chronicsythe]

You sir are very talented. This is crazy Malo

[@malobeats]

Oh man, thank you so much for taking the time and sharing this with me. 🤜🏽🤛🏽🫡

[@larrymyers5989]

Growing up off of soul and funk I my ear was trained for sampling. Dope bro

[@kirkstate]

Ladies and Gents this is how you flip a sample 🫡💯✅

[@malobeats]

Yo Kirk, I appreciate you brother it really means a lot especially coming from someone like you. Thank you so much brother.

[@davidneau8830]

Very instructive video (as usual). I like to see your technique. Heavy bss and drums today. I like your sample with this slow voice (due to 2 semi tone lower), and the strings and guitar which give unity to the sample. It's a good idea to chop not just in one bank but to have a lot of samples in many banks to have difference in the final beat. Keep your positive attitude, it's so cool and inspiring. Take Care !

[@Eight-Bit-Hustler]

I already knew the answer to your questions before you let us know the answer in the first few seconds!😅 You got an ear for good music and elements that can fit together nicely FR! Something about those parts that glide up or down a few notes really give those chops some extra swaang!!! something special about those those 60 / 70s foreign jazz recordings

[@GameOfDeathScenes]

Amazing sample selection. Beat and video is dope. Respect!

[@TouchToneDSG]

Bro another great video and I love the philosophy to approaching samples

[@malobeats]

Appreciate it Brotha 🫡❤️

[@FLEXSON_007]

man this was amazing to Watch! my MPC arived friday :D you got me hyped ! go on !

[@MakingMadBeats]

Wow, I could hear Conway The Maschine or Benny The Butcher on that beat, especially on Sequence 2. You nailed it, Malo 🔥🙌!!

[@sampoetry]

Great video bro. We're a lot alike as far as sampling. I go straight for the International section when digging, always some heat to be found in those bins. Keep doing ya thing bro 👊🏾

[@malobeats]

Always jams in that section. It never misses for me. Appreciate you dropping by brother. Much love and blessings to you.

[@bobboberson40]

I have the same table and I have a MPC live on the same pull out shelf, but I have a mixer on top instead of a turntable : )

[@moniak59000]

Thanks for this video! Very great and very helpfull!!

[@MELSELECTA101]

Malo you make some bangers damn... 👍🏿👍🏿

[@kenb7540]

Great video 👍. Seriously good beat 👏👏🎶

[@malobeats]

Thank you so much for the love 🫡

[@shawndiggz8904]

Dope sample!

[@SonicVibe]

record player looks dope

[@KingHanma]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@PepeLeHues]

does the Sample Pcak VL.3 for with the one +

[@malobeats]

Absolutely, it will work with any sampler that allows you to load files into it. If you need any help loading the samples into your MPC one plus shoot me a DM on Instagram and I’ll send you a video.

[@PepeLeHues]

@@malobeats awesome thank you . got two packs to start with. love what u do. but im torn man. let me ask u this since u haven't done a one+ vs live2. I love everything u said about the live 2 in your video from two years ago. Now this is my question. On the Live 2 can you down load the JURA synth. And also is the jura synth as powerful as the elektron analog heat you had connected to your live II. That sounded so good. And Im a sound guy so i love all the ports that come with the liveII. Now as a first time akai mpc user will it be harder for me to learn the liveII since you have to deep dive into the menus. And on the packs i guess i juse drag the folders straight to an ad card then just put in into the mpc correct?

[@malobeats]

@@PepeLeHues thank you so much for the love and support. It really means a lot. To answer your first question, yes the analogue heat sounds AMAZING I definitely the sound of any sampler you want to run through it. Tensor your second question, I think you did the right choice with starting on the MPC ONE+ since price is so good and it also allows you to get comfortable with the workflow. The LIVE2 is by far my favorite NPC, but whenever you feel like you want to make a grade, the workflow is identical, and it will only take you a few hours before your feeling at home with minor menu diving.

[@malobeats]

So sorry for the jerky spelling, lol my phone speech to text is so so off 😆

[@PepeLeHues]

@@malobeats ty so much for the reply this helps so much. what if im an audio guy and i don't mind paying a few extra hundred dollars for the live 2. Menu diving doesn't scare me. Im not even comfortable with the work flow of this one. ive never used an akai. i used to have an mv8000 roland back in the day day. but this thing is so much more intuitive. i feel like i can just throw down anything i want when i want when inspiration hits. but im also not used to it yet so im making tons of mistakes still. but cant wait till i understand it all. And so i thought y not just get the live 2 and just learn that one instead of both. Let me ask you this, .... is the JURA as powerful as the analog heat. or r they different. Can Jura boosts up your entire track like the analog heat with one dial like that? and also can u use JURA with LIVEII. I wanna know if the jura and the analog heat are comparable.

[@wadewilliams1892]

Great video

[@streetlyrecords2385]

Sounds dope Dude 🔥

[@shubrook1]

Could you share the name/store you got that unit you've got the record player/MPC on? Looks like it was made for the MPC on that pull out shelf!

[@donnylee9897]

whered u get the table

[@Eslick708]

Dope🔥 what are you using for that bassline? Mini D??

[@feloniousmonkey]

Another dope video man..where did you cop that dodgers cap though? Lol

[@federicobruttomesso2195]

I don't know if I can ask this question, but what's the name of the disk you used?

[@glizzyhendrix]

malo what did you have on the master for this beat? was it flavor pro and maximizer?

[@AriestheLegendRVA]

Great video 👊

[@malobeats]

Man, thank you so much for the love brother really means a lot.

[@AriestheLegendRVA]

@@malobeats 🙌

[@RickRijuanaPro]

I'm a 2 Semi toner also. I don't pitch up much at all

[@Jaxplode]

So when you chop up a sample then you always count 1, 2 for one chop on a pad?

[@malobeats]

I always slice a chop on the quarter note. So when I count 1234 it would equal to 4 chops.

[@noirgrime]

New Turntable?

[@malobeats]

I’ve had this one for a while, but since I’m putting together my new studio, I figured this one looks a lot better for the set up that I have. 🫡

[@SarcasticBlocu43]

what sample did you use?

[@honestbeats7]

Man, where is the bass you are using here coming from?

[@MrProducenten]

nice :D

[@malobeats]

🫡

[@Daniel-tj6mc]

Ever asked if you could use a portable turntable at these record stores?

[@malobeats]

There’s some spots that have a record player in the corner to listen, but not every spot. I do not own a portable record player :/

[@mrjimmie3808]

Some stores don’t like you to bring your own turntable 😅

[@Dreckabeatz]

Beatmaker code 101: Rule 1#: Never give the sample name.

[@malobeats]

Both your comments are SPOT ON !!!! 🫡

[@allinthemind2006]

sounds like portishead

[@CoolCalmMaurice]

No sample snitching

[@reddeadryan78]

I always felt your beats were good, but too slow. Typically, to comfortably rap on those beats, 88-98bpm is better. 🍻

[@verbone]

LOL @ people asking about what you sampled. That's a no. By the way, think that instrument is an oboe.

[@carbonvibes]

Thanks for sharing like always Malo. 🫡

[@ghostakablackpanther]

get 38 spesh he needs this lol