Beat Making is a Way of Life! AKAI MPC 3000, MPC 2000, MPC 60, MPC 60 II
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Supreme The Beat Maker pt. 14
"You can make a Beat with anything". -Supreme
Supreme Making a Beat on the Akai MPC 2500 and Giving away Free Samples.
Supreme Making a Beat on the Akai MPC 2500 and Giving away Free Samples.
Friday, September 24, 2010
PSP Rhythm Demo
This is a Free Homebrew PSP Music Application that Rocks! The video speaks for itself.
Sample (.wav) Import with A Sick Sequencer, Swing, Hi-Lo Filters, Effects, Sample Edit & ADSR Settings. I'm just getting warmed up with posting. Stay Tuned...
Thursday, September 23, 2010
MTV Music Generator on the PSP
Video Credit: superlinux38
This Game brings back so many memories, and now its playable on the PSP. This is a very deep music game with a lot of tweaks to make your Track Bump and Unique. I Originally bought this game in 1999 with my PS1 (Audiophile). We went crazy when we found out we could make beats on the Playstation. At least 2 of my friends ended up buying the game and got addicted. One of them found out that we could sample from CDs!! He was real nice with it, and used effects and settings to make his Tracks sound real dope. I later moved on to the PC version, then FruityLoops. Nowadays I use my MPC2500 and Reason, but don't forget where I came from..hehehe
I still have this game and after watching this vid, it inspired me to put it on my PSP and try it out too. Its Perfect on the PSP. I'm a lot nicer on it too. lol
Anyway, just wanted to share this Great Music Game, and I'll be posting a Video of my own later this week.
This Game brings back so many memories, and now its playable on the PSP. This is a very deep music game with a lot of tweaks to make your Track Bump and Unique. I Originally bought this game in 1999 with my PS1 (Audiophile). We went crazy when we found out we could make beats on the Playstation. At least 2 of my friends ended up buying the game and got addicted. One of them found out that we could sample from CDs!! He was real nice with it, and used effects and settings to make his Tracks sound real dope. I later moved on to the PC version, then FruityLoops. Nowadays I use my MPC2500 and Reason, but don't forget where I came from..hehehe
I still have this game and after watching this vid, it inspired me to put it on my PSP and try it out too. Its Perfect on the PSP. I'm a lot nicer on it too. lol
Anyway, just wanted to share this Great Music Game, and I'll be posting a Video of my own later this week.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
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