
By Metatron72
Tue May 07, 2013 6:30 pm
haze3000 wrote:cold-shilling
Somebody needs to do that up in the old Cold Chillin' Records logo and ship it out to you know who by Christmas.

haze3000 wrote:cold-shilling
haze3000 wrote:
they are particularly painting hip-hop producers as stupid in order to sell to them. just look what happened at gearslutz. jah started with his usual sales shill **** in the hip-hop forum and as a result eventually everyone was sequestered out of being able to speak on the ren outside of the specified ren sticky (which he was booted from)
in the electronic music forum on gearslutz, definitely the larger forum of the two (with less 'stupid' hip-hop producers) there is exactly one thread about the ren which is about two years old and hasn't been responded to in months and only had a few posts, and jah dare never say a word over there about the ren because, you know, they're not dumb hip-hop producers over there and they squash that type of cold-shilling whenever it comes up
apparently he has been booted from other sub forums here as well so pretty much only posts in the ren section now, which apparently is predominantly stupid hip-hop producers lol (no shots)
they are particularly painting hip-hop producers as stupid in order to sell to them.
just look what happened at gearslutz. jah started with his usual sales shill **** in the hip-hop forum and as a result eventually everyone was sequestered out of being able to speak on the ren outside of the specified ren sticky (which he was booted from)
in the electronic music forum on gearslutz, definitely the larger forum of the two (with less 'stupid' hip-hop producers) there is exactly one thread about the ren which is about two years old and hasn't been responded to in months and only had a few posts, and jah dare never say a word

tapedeck wrote:this is sort of an interesting development.
maschine does 'vintage mode' by modelling the actual electronic components used in the original machine. serious mathematics going on there.
the ren is just using a couple presets of a bitcrusher tuned to different values?
the same bitcrusher included as a free plugin?
damn.

tapedeck wrote:this is sort of an interesting development.
maschine does 'vintage mode' by modelling the actual electronic components used in the original machine. serious mathematics going on there.
the ren is just using a couple presets of a bitcrusher tuned to different values?
the same bitcrusher included as a free plugin?
damn.

tapedeck wrote:maschine does 'vintage mode' by modelling the actual electronic components used in the original machine. serious mathematics going on there.
tapedeck wrote:the ren is just using a couple presets of a bitcrusher tuned to different values?
the same bitcrusher included as a free plugin?
crossings wrote:Hermit_Crab wrote:Jah is right. Anybody that didn't understand the software/hardware thing from the beginning were simply not paying close enough attention. The information was there all along.
The so called analogue circuitry of the 3000 is the hardware "vintage mode" so to speak. And the actual vintage mode, which is totally separate and has nothing to do with the other is software. I understood this from the start, so no excuses for others not picking up on it.
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the majority of us all claimed that the vintage emulation was strictly software from the beginning and people like jah and other employees denied it to the death claiming that it was the hardware outputs of the ren that gave it a certain sound as well... that it used mpc3000 outputs etc... my point is that THE FORUM was claiming that emulation was software only while the akai marketing team was trying to convince everyone otherwise... now we all find out it's 100% software [as we'd always suspected] and the akai fools are claiming they never said what they did... GTFOOHWTBS. if you were really paying attention you'd know exactly what the rest of us are talking about... but you're too busy defending jah.

tapedeck wrote: serious mathematics going on there.
damn.

crossings wrote:..that goes without saying... but someone needs to point out the obvious here.




tapedeck wrote:this is sort of an interesting development.
maschine does 'vintage mode' by modelling the actual electronic components used in the original machine. serious mathematics going on there.
the ren is just using a couple presets of a bitcrusher tuned to different values?
the same bitcrusher included as a free plugin?
damn.

JAH wrote: The marketing on Akai's website as well as the boxes the Ren ships in are clear.
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es-k wrote:JAH wrote: The marketing on Akai's website as well as the boxes the Ren ships in are clear.
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lets just put it this way.. they use clever wording..

Metatron72 wrote:es-k wrote:JAH wrote: The marketing on Akai's website as well as the boxes the Ren ships in are clear.
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lets just put it this way.. they use clever wording..
...but worded in such a way as to still put the onus on Akai to define "3000's Analogue Circuitry", at least from a consumer awareness standpoint, although perhaps not a legal standpoint.
I'm not saying they did this (wouldn't put it past them though) but legally the way that's worded it could be as basic as they both have 1/4" analog outs. They don't specify AD or anything of that nature, although of course they knew that would be assumed by even mentioning it.
