r/mpcsample

I started building a tool called Le Resampler because I was tired of the gap between a messy desktop sample library and what a hardware sampler actually wants.

The goal is to:
- scan folders recursively
- preview samples quickly
- tag / classify / edit metadata
- export selections to SD card
- recreate a clean category-based structure automatically

It’s aimed at MPC / hardware sampler users, and built with Tauri (Rust backend + vanilla JS frontend).

Repo:
https://github.com/flug/Le-Resampler

I’m posting here mainly for feedback, not to do the usual "please clap" open-source dance.

If you use an MPC (or similar machine), I’d love to know:
- how you organize your sample folders
- whether BPM/key tagging matters on-device for you
- whether export presets per machine would be useful
- what would make you actually install a tool like this

Happy to hear brutally practical feedback.

Limp Bizkit “Break stuff” (Chopped vocals mix) PT. 3

Don't know if anyone else uses a setup like this but here it is...

I mainly use my MPC Sample as a looper for sketching out songs and jamming with mates. This rig started out as a sheet of ply, covered in velcro like a pedalboard. I designed and 3D printed the edging and incorporated mounts for the arturia keystep, 2 minirig speakers and a sub mount/iPad stand, there's a simple 4 channel mixer underneath, the large tonex pedal routes one dry signal to the mixer and the second out goes through stereo FX pedals giving me a wet (stereo)/dry (mono) mix, the tonex one is hooked up to the iPad to give me multiple synth options and a second guitar input for a friend to plug into with their own independent tone. Everything then goes into the MPC. The whole thing runs on battery or mains with two battery packs, one standard powerbank for the iPad, mpc, keys and charging the minirigs. The other is a Harley Benton battery pack for guitar FX and powers the 9 pedals. The whole thing is mounted on a folding keyboard stand for easy portability and quick setup. I can get 6-8 hours easily on battery power with everything on. The usb strip means once something is charged I can cut the power to individual devices to minimise power draw I can also quickly plug into studio monitors or a 212 frfr cab to get the volume I need for whatever...I've made a few different boards over the years but for portability and versatility I think this is my favourite yet! Absolutely buzzing with it!

Found this on Instagram

Limp Bizkit “Break stuff” (Chopped vocals mix) PT. 2

This guy seems convinced we're getting an update soon?

https://youtu.be/MxV6C21TnrE?si=qqhgU3bEvQqb65G6

Limp Bizkit “Break stuff” (Chopped vocals) Mix

What’s you think 🤔

Hi,

I'm having a recurring issue that's driving me crazy. I don't know if it's a bug or if I'm just doing something wrong.

When I load a sample and enter CHOP mode, the auto-chop works fine (threshold). But if I change the slicing method (or sometimes even without doing anything specific, and that's what's driving me crazy), I lose all the settings and it's impossible to get that initial auto-chop back. I end up with a weird slicing layout, as you can see in the video.

I translated this text using an AI because my English isn't very good, so please bear with me.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Edit: I finally tracked down the original setting by turning shift + K3 very slowly, percent by percent. The right setting was down to a single increment.

Would appreciate all the help. Thanks!

Stay up music

Trying to record samples into my sampler