that sounds like something on the RADIO WOW THIS IS A FULL STUDIO

Really enjoy this video, just got my Mpc live 3, it’s my first akai mpc. As a guitar player, this is exactly what I want to do, but also use my modeler before going in to the Mpc. Would really like to see some videos, at a slightly slower pace on the arranging and routing of effects, timing correction. This was great!

The use case with live instrumentation is the best way to use it. You stay in the flow with your instrument without getting lost in the tech stuff.

Mine arrived today and as a guitarist/bassist this is exactly the use cases I am wanting to try out. Thanks for the great video.

Wait…it has a tuner!  I am going to get my first MPC.

Akai just expanded it’s userbase from the hiphop/edm/rap etc… scenes to pop and singersongwriter. That’s a big achievement. Finally a workflow with a good working hybrid form of pattern and track based recording. Ableton and Native Instruments, watch and learn please!!

Love the way you presented this video. You made me think about getting one of these. Love how you seemlessly went through everything with the guitar the beat and this was good this was very good thanks I subscribed. You make some nice tracks as well. I enjoyed it. Thanks!

Awesome video and great music. My MPC Live 3 arrives tomorrow!

Great video. Helpful

Those tiny groove box sampler are just more than. The hardware sampler we use to have in the early 2K or 90's it's like a mini PC or a MAC with a touch screen with an OS dedicated only for DAW they put also virtual instruments like we use to have on Cubase or Reason Studio and Ableton Live, having a full musical hardware setup with real analog mixer can still be fun on live setup .

Enjoyed the production & energy in your video more than the new MPC; great work! 🙌🏼🙏🏼🥳🥳🥳

your video's quality deserves a round of applause.  And a round for what you did here. They took the touch strip off the studio, took the pads from the Force and grouped them in adjacent fours, shrunk them down, and then put the groups of fours into the 16 pads of the MPC... The screen looks way better and I hear it's really snappy.

I have a Force and an MK3 (barely and rarely touched... its garage kept with like new mileage). Lord I have to have one of these!

Thanks, this is exactly the video I was waiting for. Seems like it's got a really good mic, even for acoustic instruments.

I love that very nice some chorus may sound nice on the guitar.   Juno verb

Thanks buddy for all of youre knownledge spread, lot of respect for that! I would love to see a initialized set/session, start with the mpc, and use all of youre outbooard gear ( intiliazed too , start from zero ) ! <3

"My buddy has an MPC One, and honestly, you could probably replace your entire DAW system with one of these and be set! It handles 32 VSTs now instead of just eight, which is huge. I also love that it has a built-in tuner. As a guitarist—I don't have an acoustic, but I do have a Fender Strat—that's super convenient. This new model is a really good deal at $1,600; it cost about as much as the dedicated computer I bought just to run my DAW."

Bro, you are super talented!

Great video, I've never had an MPC before (been Cubase based) but I love the idea of the clips and just doing some old fashioned multritrack recording with guitar and synths.  If you get the chance to do a video where you maybe sample a guitar and do something in the step sequencer with it that would be great! :)

Can’t wait to get the live 3. I’ve been making 80s Synth pop style tracks on my MPC one. I’d like to find others who also make 80 style tracks, but there’s not very many people out there.  Not to brag, but I’m looking for people who can do the quality that I can do or better.

The future is amazing!
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