Ian Pooley on his MPC 3000 Pt. 2 - Sequencing (Electronic Beats TV) 

So true

they started using ableton after homework

Off course you can emulate it. The swing is just available in ableton. Somehow people idolize old stuff. It is only expensive because people see value in it. Doesn’t mean it is good. And it is hardly used.

@@arjanpetersen i won´t argue on idolize with you, but sometimes or for some people, speaking of me, it´s more natural and more vibing to use an instrument and kinda play it instead of pushing a mouse and looking at huge screen when it comes to making music. that´s why i got me a mpc. and use ableton as a digital recorder with mastering fx . Todays abilities making music as a bedroom producers are quadrazillions times better then back in the 90s. I wish i had them for that price tag back then. the new mpcs can do it all now. the limit is only your skillset

@@arjanpetersen The Swing yeah the way to play and make music impossible! Completely different feels and workflows!

@@arjanpetersen The MPC is not analog. It is an old computer. The code can literally be copied.

Check Part 1

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Just check Part 2 😬 Ian Pooley on his MPC 3000 - Sequencing (Electronic Beats TV) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-huC-0InPdjY.html

Yeah! I commented both and looking forward an extended part 3 on programming those wicked sequences!!

Then part one 😬

You are right, it has that typical punchy 90s house and tech-house sound that makes you dance.

And making tracks based on the frikkin' distortion you get when you unplug the jackstick of a hardware; so good

That’s been my fav album from them since 97’ but I think daft punk only uses hardware to this day.

@@calibomber209 They started using software/daw second album

@@calibomber209 now they use other humans to write music.

Yes! An amazing instrument! And you can tell the quality when Roger Linn was apart of the process

Same. I always find synthlines going in a different time signature than the beat very intriguing and almost always brings a really good groove

That's one of the first records I thought of while watching this video. The stab sounds being filtered and the tight swinging beat. Must have been on this.

via the VGA output

MPC60 with S3000 (not xl). MPC60 for sequencing and the S3000 for Sampling. Fatboy Slim use 2 akai S950.

bottom left corner. "S" beside the program name. change that to M and explore the options. not sure if it's the same as MPC2500, MPC3000, etc. but I think it is.

@@dope_robot amazing thanks mate i never thought to click on that s!

as in what? unlimited FX/plugin chains? he says in the video he doesn't do much inside the box.

It more using one or 2 reverbs many 1 flanger and a delay to make tracks. Maby some comp on drum or bass. It really simple. More filter and attack n decay. Not really effects on every thing

The MPC 3000 has a vga output, so it‘s a real time display recording.

Joep Thats what I’ve been wondering

@@joep4847 The MPC3000 had an option for a vga output so you can look at everything on a (old-school CRT) computer screen and not be staring at the smaller lcd on the machine all the time.

He may have liked the swing better, or it may have suited the main loop better - there’s no warp markers on an MPC, so you make the tempo fit the loop, not the other way around.

Changing tempo to fit samples

Yes, but the MPC has also single outputs

Behringer should make a 3000 clone.

Heathcliff it has a delay which you can automate if you record your mix movements on a blank track.

Ian Pooley - Higgledy Piggledy

That's literally everything, just copy and paste pleb

Never change a running system