Sell me grooverider

wim

Indeed. I don't give a rip about convincing anyone either way. I'm just trolling. I'll be good now.

Mr_Beak

@wim said:

@Mr_Beak said:

@ksound said:

@Dawdles said:
Also it's really not in korg or akai's best interest to make great ios versions of the hardware they're trying to sell for significantly more money

Weak argument ended with a winky face. Two posts in a row ended with winky faces. Henceforth, the Audiobus Forum Community shall only refer to @Dawdles as Mr. Winky. It hath been decreed.

It's actually a solid argument as GrooveRider is a carbon copy of the korg E2.

Solid indeed. You acknowledge that it delivers the functionality of a $400 piece of gear ... for $19.

Calling it "trite" was much more effective. Maybe you should quit while you're ahead.

I never said the E2 was a even a decent piece of gear...anyway this is getting a bit absurd.

kobamoto

@db909 said:

@kobamoto said:
is the swing global or per part?

@kobamoto said:
is the swing global or per part?

Both! Global swing and Each part you can apply a groove template that affects timing and velocity

mmmkay thanks

db909

@kobamoto said:

@db909 said:

@kobamoto said:
is the swing global or per part?

@kobamoto said:
is the swing global or per part?

Both! Global swing and Each part you can apply a groove template that affects timing and velocity

mmmkay thanks

I should have mentioned one of the groove templates is simply “swing”