Thanks for the info there Psy. Good to know it doesn't slow that you have noticed.
Actually all your info leads to me another question: If you have multiple samples layered on one pad, do the filters/FX effect the whole pad (all the samples), or can you modify them independently? I am building programs in the software editor I have at the moment, and this will change my process on some of programs.
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Originally Posted by LivePsy
Its a hard decision to make. When I read the manuals I thought they were too primitive to bother with. But when you use one, you really fly through the process of building a kit. And because its not that visual, you end up feeling rather than thinking about the beat. you owe it to yourself to try one out.
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Yeah, I know what you are saying. I have one on order, so it won't be long before I get a hands-on.
I have used a few of the older gen MPCs a while back, and they were just plain fun! I never thought about getting one until recently though, as they just didn't give me more than my current hardware samplers/sequencer setup. But now they're cheap and the OSs are stable, it's a good time to buy I reckon.
I have been slicing through a few sample CDs the past week, and already have a few hundred meg worth single hit beats and bass.
Hey do have a hard-disk in your's? I got the adapter, but not sure how stable a HD would be when bashing those pads.
