Use MPC-Software only as a separate DAW or use it without problems in your current studio as a VST, RTAS or AAX plugin. Assigning and configuring VST plugins in real time allows you to record each track as a drum programming or program group. Idk if I'm explaining or if it's possible.not a lot out there it seems likeĬontaining a 128-track sequencer, MPC-Software provides a massive sound library, including MPC extensions. Ideally, I would use the MPC with note repeat and 16 levels and its quantize/swing settings to control sounds in FL via midi. Main thing is that I'd like to know if there's a way to basically route each sound of the MPC to it's own mixer track in FL, and also keep the midi data. The MPC workflow is sick, but I just know FL so well and I can really tweak and do some of my signature stuff inside FL. I can record the audio output of the MPC software plugin, but ideally I'd like to be able to have all the sounds from the MPC on their own mixer tracks, with MIDI i can control all inside FL. The drums/note repeat/16 levels are the main thing I would like to use the MPC inside FL for, but having a SUPER easy sample chopper is nice too and would expand my sound. I can get the MPC to work as strictly a controller with the pads and control something like FPC, but no MPC quantize, no note repeat, no 16 levels. I want to use it for it's ease of use, and the note repeat function. Hey all, I'm trying to find some good info on how to integrate the MPC studio with FL studio.

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