redrum like an mpc?

[elementsrtyte]

can you apply regroove swings to redrum running through rpg-8?

basically what i'm trying to do is setup redrum like an mpc with note repeat, but i want that mpc swing to it. Right now i'm getting whatever drum sample i'm playing to play repeatedly without a groove.. so its pretty much NOT hip hop.

thanks fam

 

[Kontents]

Try this:
https://www.illmuzik.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18413&highlight=mpc+groove

or the direct link in the thread

groove template
http://www.peff.com/journal/2006/01/28/mpc-groove-template-tutorial/

mpc repeater patch
http://www.futureproducers.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1232&d=1158562235


On a side note...


to add the regroove to the Redrum the tracks need to be added to the squencer. or I belive you can do the Global regroove and turn the knob thats at the bottom left of the rack by the play and stop buttons... I think. I am at work so I cant really give you the best directions.

 

[elementsrtyte]

word the futureproducer link is dead, but i serached for it on google and illmuzik was the first hit that popped up!

thanks man. appreciate it!

 

[Kontents]

So did you find it? I know someone on here should have it available to upload.

 

[elementsrtyte]

yeah i got it, thanks kontents. it's an alright patch though, not too too great, but i guess its not an mpc lol. Thats what they need to incorportate the reason 5, let mpc grooves to be set in rpg-8.

 

[thedreampolice]

if you have reason 4 copy the pattern to track and apply the mpc template built in to regroove

 

[Fury]

u cud click the shuffle button on redrum and at the bottom of the screen ull see a knob on the bottom right and it twists left to right to adjust the groove to ur liking

 

[elementsrtyte]

dreampoice, ya that would work, but when you use rpg-8 it comes out as one note, so regroove doesn't work in that case, as regroove is built upon slightly shifting the midi keys to create that "groove". what i have to do if i want the mpc effect is just lay out the drum pattern in the sequencery, and then I have to go in afterwords and add the mpc groove to my liking. i mean its definitely possible, but i mean the workflow just isn't nearly as efficient as the mpc. i wonder if theres a mpc midi patch where it actually affects the smidi signal coming into the computer. that'd be pretty dope. lol if you're still following what i'm sayin props to you man. hahah

but yo for example, the mpd32 does all that with that note repeat button! i need to cop that. i hear its dope as hell and only 300ish!