quietizkept wrote:I saw that too. To my ears, it sounds great. Currently brainstorming how to add this to my setup. Not sure if I'll run it on my tablet or pc. I'm wondering if there's a way to sync it with Reaper (with MPC running as a plugin). If they end up releasing this as a vst plugin hoooollllllyyyy shhheeeyatttt! I like the idea of a decently complete solution I can run on my tablet for portability. This + a Youtube downloader would be the sauce.
quietizkept wrote:Currently brainstorming how to add this to my setup. Not sure if I'll run it on my tablet or pc. I'm wondering if there's a way to sync it with Reaper (with MPC running as a plugin). I like the idea of a decently complete solution I can run on my tablet for portability.
Lampdog wrote:
My ipad is standing by.
CharlesDog wrote:
That mapped to an Akai MPC4k or SP-2400.
Lampdog wrote:MPC4k or SP-2400.
Cockdiesel wrote:I think the state things are in are great. You can get that sound cheap now with this app, or the s-950 app too.
on the other hand the sp-2400 fits a different niche in this landscape too. Ita a beast and taking the idea of the 1200 taking it to the cutting edge of drum machine tech. I mean, it will even have auxiliary components like the analog filter daughter cards, heard talk of a usb disk reader for this thing to play your old sp disks etc.
some dude said a ways back when this "war" was just starting up that might see a resurgence of "boom-bap" I think we mocked him some, but I can see that now. I mean all the "old heads" I know just collect records now, and barely make music. a $ 20.00 i pad app can do alot to change that. It can render your stems from the app i read as well.
Cockdiesel wrote: I think we mocked him some, but I can see that now. I mean all the "old heads" I know just collect records now, and barely make music. a $ 20.00 i pad app can do alot to change that. It can render your stems from the app i read as well.
Cockdiesel wrote:with so much at our disposal, that shouldn't be an issue these days.
