How I ACTUALLY Make Music // MPC 3000 workflow
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Published 2020-05-23
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All Comments (21)
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As for my Ultrawide monitor and monitor stand i use these! -- i LOVE them, and had a few people hit me up asking My Monitor - amzn.to/2A4nn79 Monitor Stand - amzn.to/3bN2hHO
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There's something comforting about hearing all the button presses.
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The Bob Ross of making beats. Inspiring as always.
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There is something so refreshing about this setup, it integrates the old and the new in a tight way. And the committing to audio is such a major thing to avoid getting trapped in a tweak cycle. This is inspiring me to set up my MPC 60II in a similar way.
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This is why I love Ableton so much. Everyone uses it differently. Inspiring to watch you get in the zone, your way.
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The 28 people who’ve disliked this video probably sold their MPC3000s. One of the best videos I’ve watched in a long time, fun and really informative.
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Definitely agree on just opening a project and having it in front of my with gear turned on. Or having a pocket operator sitting right there because theres almost no barrier to making noise on it. Love hearing advice on the music making process and productivity. Thanks for giving away all your secrets.
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33:00 Dude blew my mind. Once you have your main section just copy that out for the length of the song and then deactivate clips to arrange it. Simple and brilliant.
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I’ve watched dozens or more likely hundreds of music tutorials and then get caught up fiddling with compressors and tweaking synths forever. This was a great example of how to just bash out a track without worrying too much about all that other stuff which is obviously important but can limit the creative process. Very refreshing.
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this page is so underrated I share this to all of my music friends. You're the only artist I can watch start to finish make music. Idk if it's the video quality or if it's the fact that you're genuinely interested in what you do and it doesn't feel like you're selling me something, but I never mind watching your videos until I fall asleep. always keeps me motivated, thank you !
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Ooh I love what you have done there Ricky, thanks for showing us your workflow. I love seeing how you break everything down.
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this came at the perfect time, was quite literally talking to my music friends about feeling uninspired this morning! thanks for pushing my creativity as always rick!
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4:19 the way you flick the jog wheel on your way over to the other side of the machine was smooth
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Guitar player here getting into drum and synth machines. You do a great job explaining your flow, I really enjoy learning from guys like you. Thanks man 🙏
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Love these actual workflow videos Ricky. Would love to see more of these.
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I love watching your muscle memory in action, Ricky. A lot of people buy gear and don’t use it enough to develop that muscle memory that allows them to work faster and enjoy the music making process more. This also demonstrates how artists like you can bond with a machine, where it becomes like an extension of your body.
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I enjoy you make tracks with a oldschool mindset. People love posting screenshots of their DAW with 60 tracks, yet with under 16 tracks, you achieve rich sound.
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This is one of my favorite videos on YouTube that I keep coming back to cause every time I do I learn something new! This video is what helped me make my first EP :)
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This video is so helpful! You don't know how grateful I am for you making this. I hope you do more videos in the same vein.
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"Self-organizational speech", normally for yourself, is what you're sharing out loud for us. I'm pretty aware that I am describing, planning, or labeling actions and events when I did just about anything. It's cool making new observations about your process by sharing it here. Also I still can't wrap my head around using an MPC as a sequencer. I'm so stuck on piano-roll style grids 😬
