
The problem with all the MPC heads compared to this new machine is that the Beat Kang is more geared towards to garbage that Hip Hop has become into today's culture, the flashy, materialistic, none substance type of quality.
I can see how this machine would draw in the wanna b up and coming producers highly influenced by the South, but to the true heads of Dj Premier, Pete Rock, Rza, Alchemist, Dre, Muggs, Babu, Dj Quick, etc.. this machine is a turn off because it seems to be more talk then action just like today's hip hop. Everything is all talk and bragging and no skill quality to back it up.
From the videos you posted AJ you mos def have a lot of technical info locked down with this machine, and from my perspective the extra flashy things with the machine is just eye candy but there is more then meets the eye with the machine once someone gets to mess around with it.
I'm not gonna knock your machine as I am a hardware/software dude, and see this machine utilizes both worlds in one format and that will make competition look bad in the long run if you gain the success. And another thing you gotta understand is that most these dudes on this forum are sampled based producers like their heros, so hearing synth based beat machines is left field in less proven other wise.
I def like what you have to offer with this machine, and will be watching to see how it follows suit and if it would be a better fix for me then my MPC 2000.
