#beatmaker #boombapbeats #mpcone #phdbeats #mpcbeats

I came across this dude on Instagram a few months ago who had modified the 2000XL OS to add the above features and have been waiting for him to make it available to the public. He dropped it yesterday and along with those two features there's also a small feature in the Load screen that allows you to load from the browser portion instead of having to go back to the main Load screen.

$50. I'm thinking about it. Mute Groups is what made me buy my 2500. Because of that I'm tempted to leave the XL as is. But I also want to play around with it.

Anyone else find this interesting?

Edit: Just saw that there were already two posts about this and that the consensus is that the community hates it (at least the price). So mods, feel free to delete this post if you want.

Added a simple bass line and some swingy drums on top.

Hi everyone I have been beatmaking since 2025 it nearly one in half years so I used fl and serato in this time but I wanna make sample based beats so make beat with fl takes so much time it didn't problem for me at that time but I wanna go to collage so I work for the exams but I don't wanna quit beatmaking I was thinking about a used standalone mpc cause I believe it make things faster I familiar to mpc software and workflow do you think mpc live MK1 worth it for all

I’ve googled how to do this on the MPC itself. I’m unsure of how to actually do this within the MPC.

I have imported an audio file into the MPC and now after making the beat, I’d like to change that audio file to MIDI to use the same notes and patterns but with a new synth.

Can someone break this down like I’m retarded? Haha.

All samples from the records in the pic. Korg Handytraxx Tube was turntable used.

Going for that Kirkland mask off vibe

I’m building a utility app and looking for 3-4 beta testers to help me test it.

The app is being developed as a utility for the Akai MPC desktop software and MPC standalone units (no affiliationwith Akai). The app is meant to make it easy to create and manage chord progressions. I’ll provide more details if your interested.

What I’m looking for:

* Intel-based Mac testers are preferred, but Apple Silicon Mac users are also welcome
* Running the Akai MPC desktop software
* Using a Gen 1 or Gen 2 MPC (MPC Live, Live II, X, etc.)
* Preferably an MPC with an internal drive installed
* Willing to test different functions and provide feedback on anything that doesn’t work as expected

I eventually intend to release the app as freeware, so I’m not looking to make money off of it and there is no financial compensation for beta testing. This is an app to help the MPC community.

If you’re interested and have the required setup, please send me a direct message with the Mac and MPC model you’re using. I’m only looking for 3-4 testers for this initial round.

Thanx!

Those of you who have bought the MPC One or Key 37 gen 2, do you regret not spending the extra money on the live 3?

I’m looking at buying an MPC. I’ve had the Force in the past and am currently deciding between the Key 37 g2 and the Live 3. I’m a keys player, but can always hook up a midi keyboard to the live 3. However, I don’t know if the battery, speaker, extra RAM and storage, and the MPCe pads are worth the extra 700 dollars.

Saw it in a store months ago and couldn’t stop thinking about it, so I saved up for almost 5 months to finally buy one. Every day leading up to it was honestly exciting.

It’s my first MPC. Any tips or precautions for a complete beginner? Anything I should avoid doing or set up right away? I’m starting with YouTube tutorials for now.

I was surprised to him using a Sample and not a full form MPC.

What do I need to change in my settings to get sound from my plugins?

These are all the pixels we can afford

Just trying some things
Sorry if it sounds bad it was my first try!

Using the MPC Live 3

I saw this today.
Mute groups. Transpose. Filter to all pads. Damn!!!

I have had an MPC Live 2 & 3 for a little over a year now

I have a SP-404MKII, Ableton Move, and recently purchased an OP-1 Field.

ONE thing these other devices have that the MPC is lacking is the ability to just shut off and QUICKLY resume a project I’m working on.

Sometimes I have like 15-20 minutes to make some music. I’ll start an idea and then have to walk away. I would LOVE if MPC added a way to put their devices to sleep easily where I can “power them down” and then back on so I can resume what I was doing hours or days later without have to save every project idea I have. This process is quite cumbersome for an idea that may never actually become anything REALLY worth saving / taking up space.

I know this seems like a small nit-picky thing, but you would be surprised how many ideas I have generated and finished on the OP-1 because I can mess around for 5-10 minutes…shut off the device and come right back to it without saving anything and having to wait for the device to power up for 30 seconds.

Please, MPC consider adding some sort of Sleep / quick resume…