resampling on the MPC60 and SP1200 (comparison)

KHADERBAI

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usually, i chose a main resample sampler for a beat.. like: this will be a SP1200 beat.. that an MPC60 beat..
depending on the sample or the mood i‘m going for.. if there are a lot of samples or long samples, i combine samplers or do a beat in 2 parts.. but atm i‘m testing different parameters of a resample daisy-chains: vinyl to Akai MPC2500, where i trim the chops and then pitch them up, then either straight to MPC60 or rather to the E-mu SP1200 (if i‘m looking for some crunch or as in this case: to regain some highs in the otherwise muffled sounding sample).. the latter is a method i‘ve first seen in a Wask Audio youtube video.. i‘m still not content with all parameters and will run some more tests, but overall this could be a good combo.. not recommended for the impatient heads, though 😂

i find it fascinating to resample in order to achieve similar results as eq-ing or filters.. but that might be just me 🤓

full disclosure: what you hear in the video is the audio recorded by my iphone mixed with a line signal from the board/interface (MPC2500 and SP1200 go into the Soundcraft Signature 22MTK, the MPC60 goes into the Tascam M216).

[dianevrules]

MPC 60. BTW, that ish looks clean af.

[sinneDerz]

Tought an out the same! Sampling back into my ASR-10 to keep some Space at my SP1200

[sturks]

Midi from 2500 to the 60 or sp? Been trying to set this up with my 1k and sp.

[clutchhawks]

The mp sounds louder and deeper but the sp is more crispier