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I can run VST2 instruments on MPC software, but VST3 doesn't seem to be supported by MPC software yet. Since Scarbie Bass is a Kontakt library, and the latest Kontakt 7 only supports VST3, so I can't use Scarbie Bass in MPC software, and thank you for your support man.😆😆😆

@@Nitrate1984 Thank you for expressing that. I appreciate you.

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My setup is kind of complicated because I route everything into Pro Tools. I’m not sure how you route your MPC and SP404, but here’s a simple setup that works for me 1 Connect the MPC’s main output to the SP404A’s input. 2 Then, connect the SP404A’s output to your monitor or audio interface. 3 Don’t forget to press the "Ext Source" button on your SP404A. this video are very clean at explain this: czcams.com/video/0A5df3F95Ww/video.html I hope it helps 😆

Still not getting any Sounds! Every thing is connected properly! I don't have a SD Card in there! Do that makes a difference! Or do I have to Make changes in the MPC

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@@Nitrate1984 I challenged myself starting in March to make 1 per day. Coming from FL Studio to standalone MPC that daily commitment really helped me learn the MPC much better.

I solo every track and record it, this process makes me happy. But as far as I know, there are three ways you can do it faster 1 Use the save function in the menu, and then export the multitrack to your SD card. 2 If you use a newer model MPC, you can use a USB multichannel mixer or interface to do a faster trackout. 3 Use the MPC software as a plugin in your DAW and set up all the outputs for each individual track. I hope it helps 😆

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I'm not sure if this approach will work for you, and I'm still new to this mindset. I'm trying to get better at it, and it's still developing. I'll try my best to explain. As a mixing engineer, I thought I knew hip hop well enough to mix it, so I started taking on hip hop music mixing jobs this year. I find out the biggest difference between each song is the percussion parts. I've categorized them into two types: "There's percussion but no purpose" "That just hits the spot" So, I started to analyze how they make the percussion hit the spot. In my process, I add percussion after the kick, snare, and hi-hat are done. Earlier this year, I would add random stuff to the beat and then ask myself, "What's the purpose of this?" For example, if I add a crash, I would answer, "It brings tension and refreshes the brain." If it's a rim one-shot, I would say, "Oh, it brings more swing to the beat." If it's a big reverb clap, I would say, "It gives some space to the beat and makes it breathe more." After that, I keep asking myself, "Does this beat really need this, or do you just want to add stuff?" I basically have a crazy conversation with myself every day. I try to find some ideas and, at the same time, try to deny every idea that I have. Examples: 1.In this video, the shaker in the bridge at 5:07. Now I think it has no purpose-just a sound, but not bringing anything good to the beat. The sound at 3:22. It sounds cool and I think it gives the beat a little more space and a wet feel because everything else is dry. 2.So now, after doing this for a few months, I've tagged a lot of sounds in my brain. If I need a certain feel, I'll search my brain for the sound that fits best. If you or anybody wants to try it, remember not to frame yourself too much. Just use what works for you. Try to create your own mindset and don't deny yourself too much. It's not healthy, and thank you for asking this, you made me write it down, so it makes things clearer in my mind I hope it helps😆😆😆

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Thank you and bless you man.😆 I love your country and its culture. I don't know if what I'm going to say next will offend you or not, and if it does, I'm sorry. Anime has been the best thing in my whole life. Since I was 4, Pokémon and Crayon Shin-chan dominated my entire childhood. I grew up alone. When I was in primary school, I would save up my daily food money, and finally, after two years, I bought a GBA and Pokémon Sapphire. That's my best childhood memory. As I got older, I could watch anime and some TV shows or japanese youtuber without subtitles, but I still can't read in japanese now😫.

Thanks 😆! I learned English from CZcams. Since 2013, I started watching a lot of GTA 5 and music production channels. At first, I could only understand some basic words and had to guess the rest, but over time, I managed to understand a lot of things.

Thank you man, I'll definitely check that out

Thank you so mush, I really wanted the MPC X at the first time, but the price was way out of my budget 😥. Once I'm fully recovered, I'll spend over an hour using the MPC One and taking breaks to walk around. 😁😁😁