MPC 2000 AUTO CHOP 1. make sure you have your sample selected 2. shift + 6 to open the program menu. 3. in programs hit f2 for parameters. 4. highlight decay and hit open window. 5. change the level to 0 and the start to 100 then close. 6. while in programs change your overlap to "mono" or "note off" 7. go to main screen and hit the sample u want to chop on "velocity" in the 16 levels mode. it's the button right under "full level" to the left of pad 1 then turn on. 8. now u got chops. 9. you can also tweak the chop start time by adjusting the start values.
Really helpful tutorial mate. I’ve got my MPC 2000XL coming soon. Your videos are really informative. Will mean I’m not scratching my head for ages! Lol
thanks man - i just got my second XL and there’s a lot i didn’t know you could do with it that probably would’ve saved me hours of dialing the wheel lol - part of the crew now tho... it’s about to be On!
I'm late, but yea. I'm still in the game, just shifted gears over time. I stream on Twitch now and mostly use FL Studio, but I plan to get back to the MPC soon. Appreciate you watching.
Thank you for the video. Once all the individual chops are laid out on the 16 pads, if you hear some of that "pop" noise on some of the pads (which is a result of a tiny fraction of the previous sample that was cut off) - can you make adjustments to the beginning point of the sample at this point? I hope I explained myself clearly. I am a newbie, as if you couldn't already tell. Thank you again.
Hey David. Sorry for the long delay. Hopefully you figured it out, but if you haven't I have another video the explains that for you. ruclips.net/video/DOb0O0EiV6w/видео.html You can also go back into your trim screen and re-edit the start or end of the sample chop and it will transmit automatically to your program if you have already assigned those samples to pads.
All my samples or overlapping and even when I change them into mono. The only way of stopping this is turn on note on. If there anyway I can get the samples to play without overlapping when I hit the pads?
+Ian Bailey I appreciate you watching. It really helps the channel grow. That's a good question. I don't have a MPC2000, but I'm pretty sure the process is different. I don't think the MPC2000 has this 'autochop' feature. I have seen other videos that can explain it, but I don't remember which ones specifically. tl;dr ... I don't think you can use this same feature on the MPC2000.
I know this comment is old and way overdue, but we changed gears man. Things change and life happens. I still make music though and maybe tutorial tuesday will return sometime in the future.
Javier Perez The number of chops you make depends on how much control you want over the sample. If you want tiny pieces of the sample, chop into 16 chops, otherwise change the number of chops in the zone edit page to lesser. I didnt find the bpm of the sample because when I chop I usually do my drums first and make the sample fit the drums. That way, I only need to change the sample tempo to fit better with my drums instead of having to change my drums. It works easier for me that way, but if you want to find the tempo of the sample you can always sample a long section of it and tap the tempo out using the the tempo tap on the MPC. I hope I answered your questions. Thanks for the question and thanks for watching!
I did what you did but it didn't send the chopps to the pads it just auto chopped and was left in my sample list.. So I'm guessing I have to individually assign them
If you selected "YES" on the sample edit "SLICE SOUND" screen where it says "Create New Program: YES", you should be able to go to your programs menu and a new program should be available there with the chops you selected distributed on the pads. Make sure you are in the correct pad bank when looking for your samples; they should be in Bank A. If you chose "NO" or accidentally moved the scroll wheel and it said "Create New Program: NO", then you will have to manually assign your samples. Try it one more time and see if you get the same result. Thanks for watching!
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I just copped an MPC 2000XL, these videos are helping a lot. Thanks man!
Dope bro I bought my first MPC and 6yrs later I’m learning more from you than any other video
Glad to hear it bro. I'm happy after all this time, my videos are still helping!
Just got my first MPC. An MPC 2000XL and in my opinion your videos are the best!
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MPC 2000 AUTO CHOP
1. make sure you have your sample selected
2. shift + 6 to open the program menu.
3. in programs hit f2 for parameters.
4. highlight decay and hit open window.
5. change the level to 0 and the start to 100 then close.
6. while in programs change your overlap to "mono" or "note off"
7. go to main screen and hit the sample u want to chop on "velocity" in the 16 levels mode. it's the button right under "full level" to the left of pad 1 then turn on.
8. now u got chops.
9. you can also tweak the chop start time by adjusting the start values.
great video holmes... keep rockin' steady
Thanks for watching. I appreciate the encouragement.
Really helpful tutorial mate. I’ve got my MPC 2000XL coming soon. Your videos are really informative. Will mean I’m not scratching my head for ages! Lol
Thanks for your time and info...on sample choping !!!
Thanks for watching!
thanks man - i just got my second XL and there’s a lot i didn’t know you could do with it that probably would’ve saved me hours of dialing the wheel lol - part of the crew now tho... it’s about to be On!
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 I'm glad my videos were able to help!
bro your tutorial was dope keep em coming
Good information Sun! Continue to build!!
Preme Life I appreciate that. Thanks for watching!
Great series of tutorials, thinking of getting a 2000xl.
Thanks for watching. We're trying to put together more good content. Stay Tuned!
Nice heart to heart talk... i found value in this video.. Thanks PaZ !
I appreciate you watching. It's been a LONG time since I made these, but I'm glad it helped.
2:45 clear and concise. thanks!
+tngregory No problem. Really appreciate you watching. Stay Tuned!
Good video, easy to understand and makes me want to go and chop sumpim!
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Great brozzz !!
Hope you still in the game.
I'm late, but yea. I'm still in the game, just shifted gears over time. I stream on Twitch now and mostly use FL Studio, but I plan to get back to the MPC soon. Appreciate you watching.
Yo! Appreciate you bro. GOD BLESS
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Ty Very easy to learn, Helped me A Lot
+DJBlackIce Podless Glad it was helpful. We appreciate you watching and helping the channel to grow!
Yeah, off to a slow start but it dose all the real 2000 dose. Using the virtual mpc2000xl it's a cool emulation that even pitches.
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Great video, thank you! Please make more.
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very helpful thank you my brother
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Thank you for the video. Once all the individual chops are laid out on the 16 pads, if you hear some of that "pop" noise on some of the pads (which is a result of a tiny fraction of the previous sample that was cut off) - can you make adjustments to the beginning point of the sample at this point? I hope I explained myself clearly. I am a newbie, as if you couldn't already tell. Thank you again.
If you don’t mind the length of the sample, just use the envelopes so take those ticks off
Very useful for them
Hey David. Sorry for the long delay. Hopefully you figured it out, but if you haven't I have another video the explains that for you. ruclips.net/video/DOb0O0EiV6w/видео.html
You can also go back into your trim screen and re-edit the start or end of the sample chop and it will transmit automatically to your program if you have already assigned those samples to pads.
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Great tutorial video .
Thank you for watching. I hope it helped.
All my samples or overlapping and even when I change them into mono. The only way of stopping this is turn on note on. If there anyway I can get the samples to play without overlapping when I hit the pads?
You can only mute 2 pads. Hit program put it to mono, then « open window » on the « mono » section and then you can select the pads you want to cut
Great thankyou
Great Tutorial! How do you get clearance for the sample?
Thanks for watching! You don't need sample clearance unless you are selling the music for a profit, which I'm not.
very helpful,now let me begin..
Get at it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this
Great video, thanks for sharing your information. Quick question, can this same method be done on the regular MPC2000 (base model)?
+Ian Bailey I appreciate you watching. It really helps the channel grow. That's a good question. I don't have a MPC2000, but I'm pretty sure the process is different. I don't think the MPC2000 has this 'autochop' feature. I have seen other videos that can explain it, but I don't remember which ones specifically.
tl;dr ... I don't think you can use this same feature on the MPC2000.
+The AIM Society I appreciate your help. Salute!
No problem. Thanks for watching!
m.ruclips.net/video/QFXVl4BWp54/видео.html
this might help - i just did an autochop search but left off the XL...
I know this video is old,
But I just want you to know it’s still relevant,and hard to find information
Yea...these are very old. I should be coming back more often to check the comments, but I'm glad the information is still relevant and helpful.
Appreciate you homie.
Thanks for watching!
What happen to tutorials Tuesdays
I know this comment is old and way overdue, but we changed gears man. Things change and life happens. I still make music though and maybe tutorial tuesday will return sometime in the future.
How many chops if your loop is 1 bar ? And why didint you need to find the bpm on the loop ?
Javier Perez The number of chops you make depends on how much control you want over the sample. If you want tiny pieces of the sample, chop into 16 chops, otherwise change the number of chops in the zone edit page to lesser.
I didnt find the bpm of the sample because when I chop I usually do my drums first and make the sample fit the drums. That way, I only need to change the sample tempo to fit better with my drums instead of having to change my drums. It works easier for me that way, but if you want to find the tempo of the sample you can always sample a long section of it and tap the tempo out using the the tempo tap on the MPC.
I hope I answered your questions. Thanks for the question and thanks for watching!
I did what you did but it didn't send the chopps to the pads it just auto chopped and was left in my sample list.. So I'm guessing I have to individually assign them
If you selected "YES" on the sample edit "SLICE SOUND" screen where it says "Create New Program: YES", you should be able to go to your programs menu and a new program should be available there with the chops you selected distributed on the pads.
Make sure you are in the correct pad bank when looking for your samples; they should be in Bank A.
If you chose "NO" or accidentally moved the scroll wheel and it said "Create New Program: NO", then you will have to manually assign your samples. Try it one more time and see if you get the same result.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks again..
Your vidz are very helpful and motivating..
Peace
Sure thing.
Any hacks on how to get the BPM right after you got the chops set?
I usually just play the samples to whatever tempo I want for the beat and time stretch them to fit afterwards of they need to be tweaked.
Thanks my G need a lil help on some shit
Thanks for watching. Glad to help, even if its just something slight.
whats the name of the sample you used?
I don't give away sample names, but I don't even remember what the sample was honestly.
Sorry. I don't disclose samples. Think of it as a scavenger hunt. Do enough digging and you'll find it. Thanks for watching!