In this Maschine tutorial video we give you tips on how to use oldschool samplers with Maschine to get that gritty sound from back in the days.
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Peace AG Yeah I had the ASR-10 for a week before I returned it back and got
the MPC 3000 I had the 2000 and 2000 XL worked on the MPC 60. I heard the
MPC 4000 was the best of the last of the MPC series. Anyway good look on
the video.
Don’t know how I missed this one….dope vid fam
LOL @2:40 “straight from out the dungeon” haha!
Yeh that Zoom Sampletrak 224 is dusty grimey dirty. Plus that pitch wheel
is handy
great Vid man, nice to see that them old Samplerz STILL get used.. i have
my sp-505 sitting in the closet right now til i getz a proper desk to lay
out all my little Toys on lol thanks for sharin!
makes wanna pull out thee ol’ girl now after watchin this vid haha
haha.. sometimes you gotta do it bro!
Lol.. no doubt! thanks for watching!
Yes it is! thanks for watching bro!
Thanks a lot homie!
Yea I heard the same things.. thanks for watching homie!
ppl sleeping on this channel
Thanks for your support homie!
thank you bro!
Nice vid man! I’m getting an sp 303 and already got a Maschine MK2, was
wondering how the workflow is between the two when integrating samples from
the sp 303 into the maschine? Peace!
Dope video AG. The 3 loops at the end. Maschine – Clean, Sampletrak 224 –
Dirty, SP 303 was the Dirtiest in my opinion. I’m sure it depends on
different variables.