MORE ARTICLE WITH SP‑404MKII

18. September 2026

Verysickbeats Shows How Kev Brown Keeps It Minimal — And It Still Slaps

Ever wonder how some beats hit harder than a city bus, even when there’s barely anything in the mix? Verysickbeats (that’s JFilt in your headphones) breaks down Kev Brown’s stripped-back magic on “Spazzz” and cooks up his own groove with just an MPC2000XL and SP-404MKII. This ain’t about stacking a million layers—it’s about swing, space, and a few dirty tricks that make your head nod. If you think you need a spaceship to make heat, let JFilt show you why less can be so much more.

MPC2000XL, SP‑404MKII

16. September 2026

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Verysickbeats

Verysickbeats Rebuilds Outkast’s Secret Groove: Polyrhythm Tricks on the MPC2000XL & SP-404MKII

Alright, beat nerds—strap in. Verysickbeats (aka JFilt) just cracked open the polyrhythmic sauce Outkast used on “Mainstream,” and he’s showing exactly how to cook it up in your own studio with an MPC2000XL and SP-404MKII. If you ever wanted to know why that groove hits so weird and hypnotic, this is the breakdown you need. Expect laid-back teaching, plenty of gear flexing, and a groove that’ll make your head nod sideways. Trust, some of this is better seen (and heard) than explained. Let’s dive in.

MPC2000XL, SP‑404MKII

30. August 2026

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Verysickbeats

Verysickbeats Flips Vocals on Pads: Koala + SP‑404MKII Get ‘Fresh!’

Ever wanted to throw vocal stabs on your pads without a turntable? Verysickbeats’ JFilt just cracked the code, blending the Koala Sampler and SP‑404MKII for some raw, hands-on scratch vibes. Forget dusty vinyl—grab your mic, say “fresh” (or “ahh” if you’re thirsty), and let your sampler do the rest. This vid lays down the workflow so smooth even your little cousin could catch the groove. Dive in for a taste of that DIY beatmaker hustle.

Deckard (Koala Scratch Tool), Koala Sampler, SP‑404MKII