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Get the full post production beat from the Video: Making A Beat | Hardware To Software - MPC2000XL | Synthesizers | Ableton Live
What it is:
A stereo mixed beat from the video series with added digital post production.
How we use it:
Listen to the full arrangement of the music production to hear the many sonic layered elements of mixing hardware and software.
Why it's cool:
A free track of the beat - to keep.Reverb Video: Making A Beat | Hardware To Software - MPC2000XL | Synthesizers | Ableton Live - Free Beat Download
In this installment of Making A Beat - Reverb digs into making music with the classic Music Production Center aka The MPC. The sampler/sequencer featured in Making A Beat | Hardware To Software is a MPC2000XL. Coupled with MIDI controlled hardware machines and synths - The MPC becomes a centralized command center for sequenced music creation.
AKAI MPC2000XL
Combining a 64-Track MIDI Sequencer and a 32-voice Stereo Digital Sampler, with 16 velocity and pressure sensitive rubber pads, providing rock solid sequencing and drum programming combined with powerful sampling facilities in one convenient and portable desktop unit.
Roland Juno-106
Boasting six-voice polyphony, fantastic flexibility thanks to its MIDI capabilities, a hands-on interface for super-productive workflow, and digitally controlled oscillators for tuning stability along its analog signal path, the Juno-106 carried on the legacy of its predecessors, the Juno-6 and the Juno-60.
Yamaha DX7
Featuring a 61-key layout, 16-voice polyphony and a six envelope generator in the VCA, the Yamaha DX7 remains one of the cornerstones of digital FM synthesis.
Novation PEAK
Built with features like 17 digital oscillators, a smorgasbord of onboard effects, and three New Oxford oscillators on each of the eight voices, the Novation Peak Desktop Polyphonic Synth brings a world of power in a compact package.
Oberheim DX Drum Machine
A lighter version of the DMX, the DX has individual tuning knobs for the drum tones and an external trigger input. Its sounds are sampled recordings of actual instruments and had 6 individual outputs. The DX has 18 drum sounds and have a number of human like feel effects such as a great swing function, rolls and flams.
Enjoy this FREE Stereo WAV file download of the beat produced in this video of the series.
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What it is:
A stereo mixed beat from the video series with added digital post production.
How we use it:
Listen to the full arrangement of the music production to hear the many sonic layered elements of mixing hardware and software.
Why it's cool:
A free track of the beat - to keep.Reverb Video: Making A Beat | Hardware To Software - MPC2000XL | Synthesizers | Ableton Live - Free Beat Download
In this installment of Making A Beat - Reverb digs into making music with the classic Music Production Center aka The MPC. The sampler/sequencer featured in Making A Beat | Hardware To Software is a MPC2000XL. Coupled with MIDI controlled hardware machines and synths - The MPC becomes a centralized command center for sequenced music creation.
AKAI MPC2000XL
Combining a 64-Track MIDI Sequencer and a 32-voice Stereo Digital Sampler, with 16 velocity and pressure sensitive rubber pads, providing rock solid sequencing and drum programming combined with powerful sampling facilities in one convenient and portable desktop unit.
Roland Juno-106
Boasting six-voice polyphony, fantastic flexibility thanks to its MIDI capabilities, a hands-on interface for super-productive workflow, and digitally controlled oscillators for tuning stability along its analog signal path, the Juno-106 carried on the legacy of its predecessors, the Juno-6 and the Juno-60.
Yamaha DX7
Featuring a 61-key layout, 16-voice polyphony and a six envelope generator in the VCA, the Yamaha DX7 remains one of the cornerstones of digital FM synthesis.
Novation PEAK
Built with features like 17 digital oscillators, a smorgasbord of onboard effects, and three New Oxford oscillators on each of the eight voices, the Novation Peak Desktop Polyphonic Synth brings a world of power in a compact package.
Oberheim DX Drum Machine
A lighter version of the DMX, the DX has individual tuning knobs for the drum tones and an external trigger input. Its sounds are sampled recordings of actual instruments and had 6 individual outputs. The DX has 18 drum sounds and have a number of human like feel effects such as a great swing function, rolls and flams.
Enjoy this FREE Stereo WAV file download of the beat produced in this video of the series.
Compatibility
- Stereo WAV file