Askia Shaheed wrote:Stay tuned...I have plenty to of likes/dislikes about Maschine to write about.
emptysea wrote:Askia Shaheed wrote:Stay tuned...I have plenty to of likes/dislikes about Maschine to write about.
No thanks. I've already read it here:
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/5367446-post126.html
deegood wrote:you 2 should really put an end to this....really
Askia Shaheed wrote:Zoomin on slices in Maschine is not very accurate. Trying to do some fine editing, it will zoom in too much which was very frustrating. This is far inferior to JJ OS. (*This problem has been reported to NI). The MPC's data wheel is more suited for sample editing than the knobs on Maschine.
Lotuz wrote:Yes, there is an issue with the zooming in. When you want to zoom in closely to set your start or end point precisely, then it skips a few steps and it's zoomed in too far. You can still use the software to choose the right step. I'm sure this bug will be fixed.
LvngDead wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zrj6Zo_v65E&feature=related
those beats are so ill
Askia Shaheed wrote:To other Machine users....
I noticed that after minimal use of Maschine...and pressing on buttons 1-8...these buttons become nearly flush with top surface of the unit. If I push on the top surface of the unit, the buttons stick back out. While this doesn't currently cause any problems, it's just cause for concern about the durability of such a device. I think NI should have used harder plastic or even metal.
MCL wrote:Askia Shaheed wrote:To other Machine users....
I noticed that after minimal use of Maschine...and pressing on buttons 1-8...these buttons become nearly flush with top surface of the unit. If I push on the top surface of the unit, the buttons stick back out. While this doesn't currently cause any problems, it's just cause for concern about the durability of such a device. I think NI should have used harder plastic or even metal.
Wow that is messed up - you take it back for a refund?
Askia Shaheed wrote:I don't think I will ship it back to exchange it for at least a month. I've been waiting to long to get it because of my location.
The pads are a different story. I am impressed by the quality and responsiveness of the pads. As of right now, I would say that are at least equal to and perhaps even better than MPC pads.
konc3pt wrote:i prefer mpc pads, they feel more organic
