I had that same Behringer mixer. I got it for the low so long ago. I needed it for my turntable. Awesome setup. Enjoying the videos! 🙌🏾 I always wanted that Stanton because it plays in reverse… that’s the sauce I learned from Lee Stone! 💪🏾
@@basterdcrew Yeah, that’s rare to have a reverse button. I was watching a Pharoahe Monch documentary and Lee Stone showed the turntable (I think it’s that same Stanton) and said the trick is… the reverse button. He could preview sounds playing backwards without having to sample them into the Sp1200 he was using.
@@basterdcrew I'll bet you would love the MPC Live 2. Besides the much more instant MPC workflow, its mobility is actually inspiring and liberating, the pads are great, SSD expendable space is ace, the retro version looks hot, and you can directly hook it up to a turntable at your friend's or grandma's house which is a lot of fun. Also, you should have no problems getting that old boom-bap sound out of it. Not only because of its onboard MPC 60, MPC 3000, and EMU SP-1200 emulation but also because of the ridiculous amount of high-quality effects that have come out for it lately. So what you might lose out on that unique legacy feel is definitely more than compensated for by all the fun stuff you can do with it in a much quicker way IMO.
Damn yeah i didn't know it had those emulations thats sick, but yeah if I get one it'd def be a retro version, maybe the mpc one just for the smaller size@@Drrolfski
@@basterdcrew The MPC Live 2 offers the sweet spot IMO, its extra features are definitely worth the additional investment and its layout provides better screen angles. But if you're on a budget, the MPC One for sure is as good as it gets.
You like all the shit I like and I’m 45?! How, man?
Love your channel!
Been waiting for this video for soooooo long. Absolutely fire 🔥🔥🔥
ty for this video bro, wanted to try sampling from my turntable but didnt know how to. love your work
glad to help out bro thank you
Cool video! Happy New Year!
happy new year!
Your room is dope!
I want more videos like this.
And I want to see you rap. You're so cool. 🔥🔥🔥
thank you dawg and i don't think that's gonna happen 🤣 I'm definitely not a rapper
😸😸😸@@basterdcrew
I had that same Behringer mixer. I got it for the low so long ago. I needed it for my turntable. Awesome setup. Enjoying the videos! 🙌🏾
I always wanted that Stanton because it plays in reverse… that’s the sauce I learned from Lee Stone! 💪🏾
Ah shit never even knew a lot didn't play in reverse, but yeah super dope turntable.
And yessirr appreciate it man more comin soon
@@basterdcrew Yeah, that’s rare to have a reverse button. I was watching a Pharoahe Monch documentary and Lee Stone showed the turntable (I think it’s that same Stanton) and said the trick is… the reverse button. He could preview sounds playing backwards without having to sample them into the Sp1200 he was using.
Oh shit yeah I don't do that enough, comes in real handy tho for convenience of rewinding@@jjbing3
Dope set up! I need someone like you to set up my studio.
Although you're not into it, I'm still wondering what you could do on a latest-gen MPC because you obviously got the skills for it
actual curious about that too it does seem pretty fun to use
@@basterdcrew I'll bet you would love the MPC Live 2. Besides the much more instant MPC workflow, its mobility is actually inspiring and liberating, the pads are great, SSD expendable space is ace, the retro version looks hot, and you can directly hook it up to a turntable at your friend's or grandma's house which is a lot of fun. Also, you should have no problems getting that old boom-bap sound out of it. Not only because of its onboard MPC 60, MPC 3000, and EMU SP-1200 emulation but also because of the ridiculous amount of high-quality effects that have come out for it lately. So what you might lose out on that unique legacy feel is definitely more than compensated for by all the fun stuff you can do with it in a much quicker way IMO.
Damn yeah i didn't know it had those emulations thats sick, but yeah if I get one it'd def be a retro version, maybe the mpc one just for the smaller size@@Drrolfski
@@basterdcrew The MPC Live 2 offers the sweet spot IMO, its extra features are definitely worth the additional investment and its layout provides better screen angles. But if you're on a budget, the MPC One for sure is as good as it gets.
Word yeah and just for the size the One seems like a dope lil size, but yeah eventually I'm gonna have to try one of those out@@Drrolfski
dope bro!
heyy It's epic video!
Starting the year off with a setup tour dope