The AKAI MPC QuickStart Guide - tutorial course EP01 

Thank u so much

Where's the 2 second course! I need to see it

@@kafkabennsr2240 Tomorrow :)

@@XNBeatsMusic I appreciate it Bro! Because I'm the King of Boring 1 Sequences with Multiple Tracks. I need to step 🪜 my production Up

Thanks for the comment brother :)

Het, thank you !!! I don't agree but I did the best I could. It's a long series, i am recording at a new place, after being sick. So, the videos will get better. Thanks for the comment :)

Yeah finally. Well, if this series goes OK. I guess I could get a Force and start a new series :) Thanks for the comment.

Hey thanks for the comment !!!! A lot MPC videos coming up. Filmed it like a course I would sell online. Hope you like them, I will release one or two every week.

@@XNBeatsMusic For free? OMG thank you so much !!🙏

thanks for the support !!!

Thanks for the comment :).... a lot more to come. Including Digitakt II. Cheers !!

Thanks for the comment.

Thank you, a lot more coming up.

Hey, no, thank you for the help !! I surely need it :)

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comments man.

I am watching......always watching, i am watching you right now.

Of course not. I am watching every move you make......ah, you are going to the bathroom....see, I am watching.

@@XNBeatsMusic I knew it!

Thanks for the comment !!! Tough question, they are all super complete but really different. I love Maschine because I can use whatever plugin and I love the workflow, I love MPC because you don't need plugins and you can do it all just with the hardware. And PUSH is basically Ableton. I would say if you love the DAW, I mean access to plugins, synths....and you don't care about the need for a PC, go for Maschine or Push. NI is about to release Maschine 3.0. I you want to separate yourself from the DAW completely, go for MPC. I mean, I have all three and I use them. If you can get and MPC, get a used Maschine or Push 2 and give it a go. You can always sell them if you don't like the workflow.

@@XNBeatsMusic thx for ur inputs. U mean Maschine 4.0? Its v3.0 is out now right? That's why i hesitate for now, looks like NI is releasing a new maschine, the current being 4-yr+ old and the new S series doesn't hv the maschine connectivity. Thx again

@@XNBeatsMusic and I heard MPC pads re like da best compared to others. There's another one Nektar Aruba also. Looks like value for money. NI stuffs re a bit overpriced imho. They re nice but pricing is not competitive, for me at least

@@talktalk4503 No no, Maschine MK3 is the hardware, I have the Pads version, Maschine 2 is the Software. They will release a version 3 of the software. Or that is the rumor.

@@XNBeatsMusic ohh ok noted w thx

They are very different, it depends on your needs. If you want portable and fast, but with a lot less functionality, then SP-400. The MPC is bigger, but more straight to the point.It has a lot more functions, it's a DAW practically. If you play live, 404, quicker to learn and operate. If you work at home, producing and so on, I would go for the MPC. You do your work off the DAW, and then export the stems to finish the product.

@@XNBeatsMusic thanks! your content is awesome. I just started out with a microfreak and your videos are so easy to understand!

@@hailynewma9122 I plan the videos like I would plan a course. Most RU-vidrs do reviews. And you can learn a bit from a review but that is it.

@@XNBeatsMusic true. not everyone trying to teach succeeds at it. You do

@@hailynewma9122 thanks dude, I'll try to keep it up.