And that brings up another point... MPC's became very popular when PR and a few other producers swore by them but anyone who has had a MPC and a SP will tell you that the SP ran circles around the MPC, matter of fact the SP would run circles around the 2000 and 4000 as well. Point being... hype and all that means nada when it comes to Maschine to me. You and others have shown great results in your music but I can't help being leery of spending the bucks on one. idk man, Im sure I will break down and get one eventually but I'm gonna hate it if the bugs aren't worked out. Oh! and I have had NO problems with my SP. My MV has had little to no problems so I'm back to square one when it comes to Maschine.
Maschine, ok ya
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saintjoe
Audio Fanatic...
ill o.g.
congrats man, you won't regret it, joint is dope man, that's all I can say, and the update is going to flip things on it's head!
good deal you got too!
People at your level Dac only get Maschine when their running out of space and ready to scale down. Eventually one day your going to go into your studio and say your tired of looking at all this mess, and decide to go mostly software.
LMAO! I said that about the same time you purchased your Maschine (a year ago)! You guys are right though. I like the tenacity of NI, anybody who has that much dedication deserves my business. With Roland trying to compete with PT HD, I'm thinking now is a great time for me to support NI for keeping it real with Maschine. Im gonna get one after the new year for sure. Thanks!
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
What!?!?! About time Dac! Once you go Maschine you will never go back!
J Rilla
Tha Fresh Prince of L.A.
ill o.g.
Just put both sounds in the same choke group and they will cut when u hit the sounds
i still want an sp (and an mpc), for the sound. look at damu, he doesn't need no software, and his beats are the sickest. exile too. but I'm afraid I'm too lazy from the usability comforts of maschine already. i bought the sp404 some time ago, but i barely touch it. i dont touch my asr either. why should i spend so much money on an sp?
I'm all software, but the cats whose beats i dig most, all SP-MPC-ASR. Call me esoteric, but it's the sound man, it's the sound. it takes me lots of vst tweaking to get there, when i should be writing rhymes and making beats instead.
it comes down to whether you dig that punchy lo-fi, gritty sp sound and mpc swing stuff or not. if you don't care about it, then there's no reason why you shouldn't go maschine.
i'm getting an mpc 2500 anyway, LOL, I want it
I'm all software, but the cats whose beats i dig most, all SP-MPC-ASR. Call me esoteric, but it's the sound man, it's the sound. it takes me lots of vst tweaking to get there, when i should be writing rhymes and making beats instead.
it comes down to whether you dig that punchy lo-fi, gritty sp sound and mpc swing stuff or not. if you don't care about it, then there's no reason why you shouldn't go maschine.
i'm getting an mpc 2500 anyway, LOL, I want it
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
You can get both that low fi and swing from Maschine, it even has a MPC60 mode. I would have figured you knew that???
It has swing, but it does not equal the MPC quantization and swing algorithms. Also the vintage modes are really nice, but it is not the same thing. An SP is an SP. However, I value Maschine for what it is and for what is still to come, and I would never sell it.
thedreampolice
A backwards poet writes inverse.
IDK man, those other devices are so SLOOOWW. I don't know if you have a good case for speed here.
sp1200
oh, ok. I'm not a fan of either but I can respect wanting some vintage gear, unlike those that are trying to do everything at lightning speed and selling their vinyl *coughs*. Its cool that you feel that way about your music...props!
J Rilla
Tha Fresh Prince of L.A.
ill o.g.
On the software its on the sampler tap right below voice setttings in the control area
By default its off,just hit the arrow to select the number of the group you want each sound in