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Been thinking about this very combo but it's definitely lacking as compared to the MPC Live. Namely (for my uses), audio tracks, the looper, on board effects and graphical editing of notes and samples. I guess some JJOSes have some version of audio tracks. Of course, Live alone would be lacking as well without a Digitakt; I guess it depends on what you're looking for.
just so many ways to do things on these boxes, the 1000/2500 I such capable machines that even though the mpc live has been released they are still worth using. I've seen some people talking about selling their 2500s after getting an mpc L but they are different enough to have both. the 2500 is a beast for controlling outboard gear, usb, flash drive, cd/DVD drive, and an internal 120gig hd in mine and it's never going away. 8 audio outputs, digi in/out and a gang of midi I/o lawdy lawdy that don't smell like no nostalgia to me!
would go perfect with the digitakt... , I gots it baaaad for the digitakt too, controlling the mpc with the digitakts midi tracks omggg... but elektron said they've got more little boxes coming up and they are so tight lipped about it it's driving me crazy what if they release something between a digitakt and an octa/rytm or some other special sampler since they really want to look at the digitakt more like a drum machine than a sampler even though they have come to realize how people keep comparing it to other drumsamplers but what if one of the other in the line up is something they actually look at as more of a sampler than just a drum machine with all of those goodies oh my goodness the thought is giving me hot flashes
@kobamoto could you share your best (from your pov) produced track? Or the most you have enjoyed When you produced it?
I'm curious about how do you use all do you need and how it traduces into music, mate.
you'll have to forgive me mate, unfortunately only my ideas are worth listening to
Maybe you need to be less perfectionist with yourself bro. Just throw some tunes at the wind and see what happens... I do it few months ago and still improve these beats but it was a good exercise.
http://www.digitalvertigo.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=39636&hl=
it is what it is, allot of people will compare anything to anything, next week they'll be comparing it to a Beatles tribute band and that's ok if that's what they need to do, but that won't change the fact that there currently isn't anything like it to compare to, even the mpc touch wouldn't be accurate but it would be the closest. that's just how people are it's the human condition. this isn't a dating app, if akai only adds the features that they've said they want to add and if they squash the bugs I don't care who made it I'll welcome it.
There's a lot of **** talk here, but I'll put it out; let's set up a "Rhythm Roulette" right here and now. We'll need a 3rd party to choose (3) full albums (all available via YouTube, so everyone has the same access).
Make a beat from samples of these sources. Simple as that. 1 min. or longer. All sounds must come from those 3 sources. If you want to use synths, etc.... fine. I'll track in synths too. I'm easy.
The MPC Live is a sampler. Let's sample.
I'd love to see more themed challenges and such on the forum.
It could be interesting... but only mpc or what? I'm not sure understood really well the challenge...
I don't really care what anyone uses. just work w/ the samples provided. They should be the dominant ingredients.
:thumbs up:
Rack em up homeboy
Sooo... anyone want to be a third party and pick the albums to sample?
Thought I would give it it's own thread... https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/19174/icepulses-rhythm-roulette-extravaganza#latest
Can you tell I really want to do this?
Rack em up.
Improved Fantom Sampler/Sequencer. Maybe it's a new Roland Groovebox coming?
whatever it is they better not put those fantom pads on it
These are the same of the sp series.
they can do better, I don't know what's up with rolands pad department I think their button guy is a grouchy dude in the corner who hates starbucks coffee
that new se boutique looks interesting though, to my ears it sounds great but doesn't color the sound in a major signature way which is kind of nice for a change
@kobamoto the sp pads are very good ( or you mean the buttons? )
These are different from mpc but not bad by definition (sp555 has also sensibility setup) and I prefer them against the old mpd (grey ones) which has bend on the corners and so. The best response for most users seems the padKontrol/Maschine and also the new mpd/mpc live etc. Said that, any improvement will be great of course...
@korakios, I've never liked the pads on the SPs , wasn't ever a dealbreaker of course
@dubbylabby I have always liked the korg pad control pads though
oh wait a minute I forgot about the sp-606, those pads did ruin the machine for me, and it had some great features.
I just wanted to post here and say that we have been working on an iMPC update that improves export and many other issues. Here is a live test.
thank you
credit where credit is due
still need that 1 bar sequence length capability though
It seems Nurkai is doing some nice updates on the line
http://community.akaipro.com/akai_professional/topics/mpc-live-x-new-firmware-2-0-5
this part is incredible
"Flatten Pad - From Main Mode, go to the Program overlay (the pencil icon in the Program section) and choose Flatten Pad, or from the Program Edit Toolbar use the Flatten Pad icon to render a pad with all of its settings to a new audio file. From the Flatten Pad popup select the pad you wish to flatten and then press Do It. The flattened audio file is rendered from the end of the selected pads mixer strip (post fader) and will include all the pads editing parameters, and insert effects. The flatten operation will replace the audio file assigned to the pad with the new flattened bounce, reset all the pads parameters to their default values and remove the pad insert effects."
and it works without the computer in stand alone mode
Akai MPC Desktop Software and Firmware updated to version 2.1