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all right in this video essentially part two to the video found right up here we are going to go through and use subtractive sequencing and the erase button to sequence out our song on the MPC now subtractive sequencing is essentially building the busiest part of the song duplicating it across different sequences and then using the erase button to remove different segments to build up the different portions of Our Song now the erase button on the MPC is a little Hidden Gem itamp;#39;s extremely powerful and in this video Iamp;#39;m going to try and show you not only all the features that it can do but how you could use those to apply them to sequencing out a full idea on the MPC so if you havenamp;#39;t seen or heard of subtractive sequencing for essentially what it is is making the busiest part of the track which right now we have called sequence one and then copying that sequence into multiple different sequences and then starting to subtract things and thatamp;#39;s where the po
