This forgotten sampling technique is the secret to great layering

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Yea I do this actually. Find something nice and separate the sample's bass and other elements with a low and high pass filter then alternate to make a nice little sequence

between Marlow's videos and Patreon sample packs, you need no other resource for MPC knowledge and sampling. Thanks a lot man

Such Gems 💎🙌

tnx brudda

Am I missing a step? My vinyl plays regular no matter what effect I plugin to my mpcx.

My inputs set to 3,4 with the vinyl player. In sampler I load up effect. It still plays normal. Anyone know why?

I been tryna figure this out for a minute. 😭

Muito bom, mano!!! Agradeço pelo conhecimento passado!!!

merci :)

Many thanks 🙏🏻 This technique is very interesting

This is an inspiring technique, thanks for this.

"Salute!"

-Green Lantern Corp.

Dope bro would be great if we can see the screen why u do it

Where do I go to turn the filter on when I’m playing the record?

Nice video Marlow. Good vibes. Love that chill music

This is amazingly helpful. I don’t know why I didn’t think about this before.

rly good idea thank you for making this video

Genius technique !!!!

That was very useful info I’m on it when I get home

been doing that since the 80s on the Emu sp12 turbo 5 second ver not the 1.2 or 2.5 ver. its a great way to get that one part out of alot

I just had a digital album release. HACKING INTO HOLLYWOOD
In the vein of Vangelis Danny Elfman Hans Zimmer. I play every single note no samples no copy and paste. If you can use any part go ahead just give me a small Credit in the file.

Album : Hacking into Hollywood
Artist. : Energetic Fist

Marlow!

You are keeping it real.

I do layer my samples but usually all from the same track theres times i do snatch stuff from different tracks but i usually build my beat and lay down a foundation with the samples then Add stuff in from the keyboard like bassline strings ect works pretty well but always good to learn new techniques

great tip! thanks

One should be able to hear what you need to do the sample…. I still sample through my old mixer from the 1990s , if I’m using my old Ensoniq EPS… I still have to put the vinyl on 45 rpm at 13khz 😅 ….convenience of emulation of an era through a plugins is okay… but you might as well commit to your sound and do the work…gr8 cultural documents Marlow , appreciate you , salute🔈🔉🔊🙌🏾

is it possible to do this on a Maschine MK3 👀 i tried running the record thru my apollo twin but i couldnt get the filter to play while i was sampling

Thank show.

Legendary! 🐐 This sounds so timeless. I'll be trying it out. Thank you Marlow Digs 💎

How the F do this beat BUMPS that hard?! I mean the drums alone. Are these sampled from like a MP60 or SP12? Or straight out of the live2? Please enlighten me...

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Is there a transpose button he's pressing? How does he match key? Is he just listening by ear or does his machine have an auto transpose feature?

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Man i been struggling with layering samples for years. idk y i never thought about this

Wow! :O

Ty dawg . Greets

Man, I love this. I’m just learning how to sample at 40 and this simple tip got me from struggling with crate digging to hearing stuff all over the place that is now usable! I’d always get scared of jazz like Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock because of the complexity of the music, but this gave me a new lease on them!

how is he getting all of these in key and int the right tempo? sic tho

Excellent teach, thank you 🙏🏾

My dude got that SunRa record. I got a decent collection of SunRa. PEACE my man, dope video. Just watching this for the 1st time and I got to say, I LOVE sampling with the mids and highs boosted and I usually kill the LOW end so I can use my own bass wit the crispy mid-high filtered sample. It's how I sampled for years when I was rocking my SP12 years back. Somehow the limitations of the older machines produce the most flavor when used right. Keep on, I love your videos.

Perfect. .....your vids really help....

Dope 💥

Thank you for these! Getting my feet wet digging and learning my SP404 MKII. Although this is a MPC tutorial, its an extremely helpful concept.

Name of the equipment please.

So helpful. Thank you

Thanks for sharing this, I grew up listening to golden era hiphop and love to make boom bap. Your resources have taken me very far as an MPC user 🙏🏽

THAT'S A TIP !!

You made that look so easy in the end! Keep up this content. It's a gold mine my friend.

New subscriber here - Thanks for showing the actual process instead of just describing, great lesson!