How To Make RnB Fast MPC Sample Erykah Badu Type Beat

Welcome back to Voyager Television! In this episode of the MPC Show, we are breaking down how to create smooth, modern R&B beats incredibly fast using the brand-new Akai MPC Sample. How To Make RnB Fast MPC Sample Erykah Badu Type Beat. If you ever struggle with beat block or find yourself staring at a blank project, this tutorial is your ultimate guide to trusting your instincts and building a groove from scratch. Getting Started with the MPC Sample: Note Repeat - We start with a completely clean slate and dive deep into the power of the Note Repeat function to generate instant rhythm and bounce. Whether you are a beginner looking to understand your hardware or an intermediate producer wanting to speed up your workflow, this step-by-step guide covers everything you need to know. What You Will Learn in This Tutorial Project Setup: How to initiate a clean slate and prepare your sequence for a fresh R&B track. Micro SD Integration: Seamlessly loading customized drum kits and external samples from your micro SD card. Drum Programming: Assigning claps, snares, kicks, and crashes to specific pads for an optimal finger-drumming layout. The Power of Note Repeat: Utilizing the Note Repeat function (from 1/8th to 1/16th note triplets) to instantly program complex hi-hat patterns. Mute Groups: Essential tips for setting up mute groups to ensure your samples chop cleanly without clashing. Sequence Doubling: How to effortlessly double your sequence length from 2 bars to 4 and 8 bars to build a full arrangement. Overcoming Beat Block: Workflow philosophies on trusting your timing, avoiding over-quantization, and keeping the creative momentum alive. Fine-Tuning: Using Step Edit to delete unwanted notes, adjust transients, and perfectly loop your final chord progression. Hardware Focus This entire beat is crafted completely standalone using the Akai MPC Sample hardware. No computers, no complex routing—just pure, intuitive beatmaking. Don't forget to like, drop a comment with your workflow questions, and subscribe to Voyager Television for more MPC tutorials and music production tips! ✨ Want exclusive instrumentals, bonus beats, and private 1-on-1 production lessons? Join the Voyager Fleet on Patreon now! Join my Patreon -   / damianlemarhudson   More MPC Sample Tutorials here -    • MPC Tutorials & Music Production   Watch the New Erykah Badu Alchemist album here -    • Erykah Badu & The Alchemist - Witch Doctor   If you found this helpful, LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more weekly MPC tutorials, beat-making secrets, and music production tips! Chapter Markers [00:00] - Intro to making fast RnB beats on MPC Sample [00:32] - Creating a clean slate for a new MPC project [00:57] - Loading a kit from an external micro SD card [02:18] - How to create your own customized MPC drum kit [07:49] - Saving a customized drum kit on the MPC Sample [10:10] - Discussing workflow philosophy and finding magic in machine limitations [12:23] - Trusting your instinct to overcome beat block while producing [13:43] - Trimming unnecessary fat from samples before using note repeat [14:46] - Using note repeat settings and adjusting the project BPM [16:40] - Recording hi-hats and drums using the note repeat feature [18:03] - Importance of pad velocity for adding energy and dynamics [18:38] - Doubling the sequence to create an eight bar loop [19:29] - Overdubbing additional percussion and adjusting the sequence note repeat [21:16] - Exploring triplet options and turning note repeat off entirely [23:34] - Selecting and playing the main melodic sample for the track [25:14] - Copying and chopping the sample to create four chords [28:35] - Setting chopped samples to mute groups to prevent clashing [29:16] - Fine-tuning the sample chops and adjusting the starting positions [32:18] - Warping the chopped samples to fit the project tempo [35:11] - Recording the chopped melody over the drum sequence pattern [36:03] - Using step edit to fix timing on specific pads [36:54] - Final track playback and closing thoughts for the tutorial #mpcsample #mpc #Tutorial