Resampling with the MPC3000

Go. Okay, I'm going to show you guys >> [music] >> how to resample with the MPC 3000, all right? Make sure you have your sample [music] cables, your sampling cords. Make sure it's mono, all right? [music] Mono. Not stereo, use your mono. All right? Make sure your headphone jack is plugged in. I don't know why, just make sure

it's plugged in. Okay? Obviously, you got your outputs. Okay? Now, again, why are we doing this? I'm going to explain to you guys why we do this. Because a lot of people just say, "Why don't you just copy the sound as opposed to just resampling the sound?" So, I'm going to explain to you why I resample

on the MPC 3000, all right? Now, a lot of people from resampling, what end up happening back in the day is people [music] would do it, especially I know on the ASR-10, people would resample just so they could free up that effect. So, they'll sample the resample that instrument with that effect so that

they could use that effect on another instrument. I think mostly for the ASR-10. [music] So, that was for that. But for this, it's a little different. So, why do I resample with the MPC 3000? Because it allows me to design the sound a lot more. It boosts my sound up. It makes it

sound dirty. Okay? And I'm going to show you guys exactly how that's going to sound, all right? Now, again, this is something that you don't have to do this. Right? This is for people who actually want to craft their sound as opposed to just sampling and just letting it go. Right? Craft your sound. Make it sound

like it's it's already been mixed and mastered, all right, guys? And and yeah, it's going to be great. All right, so let's break this thing down. All right? So, as you guys can see it, I'm going to explain this to you guys. I'm going to show it to you guys slow. And then it's sort of try and give you