There are 3 plugin synths that are built into the software plus one more Drum Synth is available upon update to the latest firmware and that’s it? What else can be plugged in to the MPC One (software)?
…well…a common e piano simulation…
…some basic virtual analog synth…
and, fresh to the cake…a drum synthesizer…
and that’s about it, with “plugins”…
nothing special, but pretty versatile anyways, since u got lot’s of fx for sonic make up and the constant option to resample all that again…
once using the mpc software, i guess all common vst’s can join that cake virtually…dunno…
but i expect so…
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That’s it.
Tube synth, bassline and electric, plus the drum synth that can operate as single instrument or multi.
Hopefully there will be more.
If you run it in controller mode though, the software hosts vst and you resample or auto sample for use in hardware, so if you look at it, it is quite a lot…
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Drum synth?! What?! I’m tempted to get one of these as a drum synth module for my Zendrum percussion controller. There’s no other hardware drum module, and this synth sounds better than any drum synth plugins I have, which I never use because they just don’t sound good enough for live jamming, let alone have a reasonable playing feel. Except for my Nord 3P, that is, but I need to use two of those to get enough kit pieces.
It says there’s no choke function for the MPC’s drum synth, and that’s a dealbreaker. I can only hope that at least a hi hat choke is in the works. I also need to be able to adjust velocity response. Can anyone tell me if the MPC has adjustable velocity curves?