{"id":109941,"date":"2022-03-03T02:04:19","date_gmt":"2022-03-02T18:04:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/xs.1ozy.com\/109941\/"},"modified":"2022-03-03T02:04:19","modified_gmt":"2022-03-02T18:04:19","slug":"%e6%95%99%e7%a8%8b%e9%98%85%e8%af%bbmpc-samples-the-mpc-bible%ef%bc%88170mb%ef%bc%89","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/xs.1ozy.com\/?p=109941","title":{"rendered":"[\u6559\u7a0b\u9605\u8bfb]Mpc-Samples The MPC Bible\uff08170Mb\uff09"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"1645047273-5f188029ada3f00\"\uffe5For The MPC Live, MPC Live II, MPC X & MPC One<\/p>\n

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Now fully compatible with the MPC Live II & MPC 2.8!<\/strong><\/i><\/p>\n

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Learn how to sample, sequence and produce your own beats and songs in Akai\u2019s standalone touchscreen MPCs; the MPC X, MPC Live, MPC Live II & MPC One!<\/p>\n

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The \u2018MPC Bible\u2019 from MPC-Tutor is the complete guide to using the latest MPC firmware 2.8, packed with practical, \u2018hands-on\u2019 beat making projects that teach you everything from core beginner\u2019s concepts all the way up to advanced power-user techniques!<\/p>\n

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Build your own multitrack sequences using classic MPC swing, note repeat, 16 levels, the arpeggiator and audio tracks
Learn how to layer drums and create your own unique sounds with the built in effects, filters and LFOs
Create melodic leads and rhythms using \u2018standalone\u2019 plugins, hardware synths, iPads or even from your own multisampled keygroup instruments
Construct your own dynamic drum kits using velocity switching and round robins (\u2018cycle kits\u2019)
Create your own unique beats with the MPC\u2019s classic chopping functions
Mix down entire songs with vocals, scratching and effects automation
Utilise warping, sequenced chops and patched phrase loops
Build your own \u2018standalone\u2019 versions of your favourite VST plugins
Make your own advanced MPC \u2018synth\u2019 using single cycle waveforms<\/p>\n

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Each tutorial in the course is carefully written in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step style and includes hi-res , all recommended parameter settings and all the files and samples you need to recreate each and every project in your MPC. The focus is on learning how to control the MPC using the touchscreen, Q-links, dials, buttons and pads, be it 100% in \u2018standalone\u2019 mode or connected to your computer in \u2018controller mode\u2019.<\/p>\n

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The MPC Bible is currently on its eleventh revision and has been regularly updated to ensure compatibility with the latest MPC 2 firmware releases from Akai, making it the most comprehensive and up-to-date MPC tutorial guide ever made!<\/p>\n

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Digital eBook Bundle Now Included! The \u2018MPC Bible\u2019 now includes EPUB and MOBI versions of the book, fully optimised for reading in iOS (iPad & iPhone), all tablets (Android, Windows etc), smartphones and dedicated ebook readers such as Kindle & Kobo \u2013 these versions are in addition to the 790 page PDF book (which is optimised for computer and laptop reading).<\/p>\n

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What`s inside<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Inside you\u2019ll find 790 pages of hands-on MPC X, MPC One and MPC Live tutorials that teach you the modern \u2018touchscreen\u2019 version of the classic MPC workflow! Below is a complete listing of all tutorials inside the book, all created for MPC Firmware 2.8:<\/p>\n

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001 Understanding The MPC Workflow<\/p>\n

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The MPC in a Nutshell
The Basic MPC Structure
Boot Up Options
Your First Project \u2013 A Simple Drum Beat
Setting up an MPC Sequence
Sequence \u2018Tracks\u2019
Understanding DRUM programs
Standalone Vs Controller Mode
002 Building a Simple Drum Kit<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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DRUM programs & Pads
Loading & Assigning Sounds
Navigating The File Browser
Loading Sounds Into Your Project
Loading & Assigning Sounds Via the Browser
Browser Filters
Saving Your Project
Project Filters
Freeing Up System Memory
Auto Save
Saving Individual Programs
Default Project Settings & Project Templates
Creating a New Project
003 Recording Your First Beat<\/p>\n

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Real Time Recording Configuration
Metronome Settings
Recording Your First Take
004 First Look: Grid Edit Mode<\/p>\n

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Understanding the Sequencer Grid
Basic Sequence Editing
Overdubbing
Understanding Sequence Resolution
Adding New Events Manually
Transposing Pad Events
Editing Velocity
005 Quantising and Swing Essentials<\/p>\n

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Applying Swing
Moving Events Outside of the Quantize Grid
Adding Live Feel to a Quantised Beat
Erasing Events
ERASE in real time
Recording Hi Hats With Note Repeat
Correcting Mistakes with UNDO
Methods For Copying Events
Double Length
Copying Bars
Inserting Blank Bars
Copying Events In GRID EDIT
Copying Events Via MAIN
Splitting Events
006 Drum Layering<\/p>\n

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What is Drum Layering
Utilising Sample Layers
Using Q-Links To Change Parameters
Changing the Pitch of a Drum Layer
Creating A \u2018Dragging\u2019 Clap Sound
Creating Stereo Width
Creating a Deeper, Crunchier Kick
Shaping Your Sounds with the Amp Envelope
Adding Vinyl Crackle with Simultaneous Play
Varying The Vinyl Crackle with Round Robins
007 Drum Kit<\/span><\/a> Essentials<\/p>\n

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Using Mute Groups For Open Hats
Tuning the Whole Kit
Adding Some Internal Effects
The Pad Mixer
Setting Custom Pad Colours
008 Sampling 101<\/p>\n

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Sampling Audio into the MPC
Sampling your Sound
Sample Edit Mode
Waveform Editing
Edit Points
Adjusting the Start Point
Zooming In For Accuracy
Snap to Zero
Setting the START Point
Adjusting the End Point
The Discard Function
Normalizing
Renaming an Edited File
009 Recording a Bass Line With 16 LEVELS<\/p>\n

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Setting Up The Bass Sample
Changing the Pitch of your Sample
Recording a Bass Line with 16 LEVELS
Configuring Your Sequence
Editing 16 Levels Sequence Data
LIST EDIT Mode
Inserting Events in LIST EDIT
Editing Note Events In LIST EDIT
Moving Events In LIST EDIT
LIST EDIT vs GRID EDIT
010 Introduction to Keygroup Programs<\/p>\n

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Creating Keygroup Programs
Using Multisamples in a Keygroup program
Fundamentals of \u2018key ranges\u2019
Sourcing & Configuring Your Samples
Setting Up Your First Keygroup
Adding Keygroups
Applying ADSR
011 Creating Instrument Melodies & Chords<\/p>\n

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MIDI Instruments
Using Standalone Plugin Instruments
Finding the Key of Our Beat
Recording The Rhodes Track
Chord Progressions
Tweaking Your Preset
Saving Your Custom Patch
Adding a Synth Lead Line With TubeSynth
Using the Arpeggiator To Generate Lead Patterns
Rhythmic Arpeggios
Arpeggiator Patterns
Generating Random Notes
Using Pitch Quantise
Using Humanize For a More Natural Feel
Pad Perform \u2018NOTES\u2019
012 First Look: Audio Tracks<\/p>\n

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Setting Up an Audio Track
Converting Any MIDI Track to an Audio Track
Editing Audio Tracks
Splitting Audio Tracks
Moving Regions
013 Using The MPC Mixer<\/p>\n

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MPC Mixing Options: An Overview
Track View Mode
Adjusting Levels in Track View
The CHANNEL MIXER
The Program Mixer Channel
The MASTERS Channel
Adjusting the EQ of a Mix
Using an EQ Preset
Using The RETURNS
014 Working with Loops<\/p>\n

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How Do Loops Work
Setting Loop Tempo
Using Loops in a Sequence
Re-Tuning The Loop
Time Stretching a Loop
Using Loops in a DRUM program
Using the Timestretched Loop
Looping Instrument Samples
How to Find a Good Sustain Loop Region
Sustain Looping Workflow
Sustain Looping Acoustic Samples
Fixing Clicks & Glitches with XFADE
015 Chopping Drum Breaks Part 1<\/p>\n

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Basic Chopping Using the Extract Function
Using the Dedicated CHOP Mode
Identifying\u2019Problem\u2019 Regions
Fixing the Regions \u2013 Speed Chopping Workflow
Shared Edit Points
Exporting Your Regions
016 Chopping Drums Part 2<\/p>\n

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Chopping Down to Individual Hits
Fixing Clicks & Pops
Exporting Individual Hits
Real time<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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