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arcanjoloco · 7th March 2010

1. Sample chop/time/pitch shift on PT -> crtl+shift+k to export the region loops -> choose some drum samples from my library -> put the main sample and the drum samples directly to my MPC via USB -> start getting fun with the MPC as the main sequencer along with my Korg Triton and a few VST´s working

2. The same shit without the main sample... just get some drums and start playing with the instruments and making all from scratch..

3. Same shit as 1, but with the PT as the main sequencer and the MPC as a midi controller for battery... Maybe I´ll pass the drums through the MPC and apply some filters later...

Well that´s my main 3 ways right now, but I did it by so many different ways that I can´t get the time to write em all...

7th March 2010	#7
arcanjoloco Gear maniac Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 185	1. Sample chop/time/pitch shift on PT -> crtl+shift+k to export the region loops -> choose some drum samples from my library -> put the main sample and the drum samples directly to my MPC via USB -> start getting fun with the MPC as the main sequencer along with my Korg Triton and a few VST´s working 2. The same shit without the main sample... just get some drums and start playing with the instruments and making all from scratch.. 3. Same shit as 1, but with the PT as the main sequencer and the MPC as a midi controller for battery... Maybe I´ll pass the drums through the MPC and apply some filters later... Well that´s my main 3 ways right now, but I did it by so many different ways that I can´t get the time to write em all...