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By nowaysj Fri Nov 13, 2009 7:11 pm
Love the usb and harddrive. Scsi and zip, I just want to be done with that stuff.

I really just want a stable solid machine that isn't going to be flaky, that sounds good and is fun to work with :)

Is that too much to ask? :lol:
By master-ceo Fri Nov 13, 2009 7:34 pm
nowaysj wrote:
Couldn't find that dood on ebay with the asr-x pads, btw.


He pops up like once a month. I saw a set on their like 2 mos ago.

I'll be on the look out for you and shoot you a pm if I see them.



nowaysj wrote:Love the usb and harddrive. Scsi and zip, I just want to be done with that stuff.

I really just want a stable solid machine that isn't going to be flaky, that sounds good and is fun to work with :)

Is that too much to ask? :lol:



I say get the 2500 with JJOS. This has all what you ask for.

the ASR-X will make a good team with the 2500 or the 2000xl tho. All great machines.
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By drunkmonkey5556 Fri Nov 13, 2009 7:41 pm
nowaysj wrote:At a certain point, you're going to have to realize that the tools you use can achieve just about any result you can imagine.

The trick is imagining them in the first place, and then knowing how or figuring out how to achieve them.

Prefuse 73 uses mpc's and that is a long way from verse/chorus.

The most important piece of hardware that you have is right there in between your ears. Use it.



good advice, yeah, i'll keep that in mind. i have been interested in the asr-10 for a while though... can anyone on here tell me about it's sequencer? how it differs from the mpc? lots of people say the mpc's sequencer is so much better, but what's the asr-10's sequencer like
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By nowaysj Fri Nov 13, 2009 7:48 pm
master-ceo wrote:I'll be on the look out for you and shoot you a pm if I see them.


Thanks man!
By master-ceo Fri Nov 13, 2009 8:21 pm
drunkmonkey5556 wrote:

good advice, yeah, i'll keep that in mind. i have been interested in the asr-10 for a while though... can anyone on here tell me about it's sequencer? how it differs from the mpc? lots of people say the mpc's sequencer is so much better, but what's the asr-10's sequencer like


I don't use the ASR-10 Sequencer, But I can tell you that it has a unique groove, like the ASR-X/sp/mpc60/mpc3000. Not the same but its own.

If you mastered the 500, the ASR-10 will be no problem for you.

The mpc is also a more midi capable machine when it comes to sequencing.

The ASR cant do midi like the MPC can. Thats the major difference, therefore making it a "better" sequencer.

People love the sound of the ASR and the effects. Aint too many 16bit samplers that can touch it.
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By drunkmonkey5556 Fri Nov 13, 2009 8:33 pm
master-ceo wrote:
drunkmonkey5556 wrote:

good advice, yeah, i'll keep that in mind. i have been interested in the asr-10 for a while though... can anyone on here tell me about it's sequencer? how it differs from the mpc? lots of people say the mpc's sequencer is so much better, but what's the asr-10's sequencer like


I don't use the ASR-10 Sequencer, But I can tell you that it has a unique groove, like the ASR-X/sp/mpc60/mpc3000. Not the same but its own.

If you mastered the 500, the ASR-10 will be no problem for you.

The mpc is also a more midi capable machine when it comes to sequencing.

The ASR cant do midi like the MPC can. Thats the major difference, therefore making it a "better" sequencer.

People love the sound of the ASR and the effects. Aint too many 16bit samplers that can touch it.


cool, thanks. so does it work the same way, you make sequences, and then put them together in something that is like song mode? or is each song one big sequence, or what
By master-ceo Fri Nov 13, 2009 10:18 pm
"the ASR-10 can sample while the sequencer is playing. It can store up to 80 sequences or patterns which can be chained into a song (only one song can be in memory)."

Check these links.

Link to manual on right
http://www.vintagesynth.com/ensoniq/asr10.php

http://www.futureproducers.com/forums/s ... p?t=146906

http://www.network54.com/Forum/165665/t ... he+ASR-10-
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By fasttrackpimp Fri Nov 13, 2009 11:50 pm
Yeah, get the asr 10 manual. I read the manual once and it looks a little complicated at first, but also looks like a fun beast of a machine to use once you get it down.
By master-ceo Wed Dec 30, 2009 12:45 pm
bump. putting up some internal pics and vids soon. 8)
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By LvngDead Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:21 pm
Just sold that **** with the quickness.

Had it MIDI'd up to a mv8000 until i realzie I can't trigger any of the MV stock kits because they're laid out in bank one and the asr x can NEVER EVER access the first bank or octave.
By dryad-66 Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:48 pm
lived and breathed with the black box for years from day one.wonderfull sound ect.sequencer is interesting.never could use the scuzzy v well so would leave it on for days.would freeze sometimes tho.also would suddenly play samples 1 octave or more down scale.sounded great!!!!one thing tho,when listening to the sequencer and changing tracks it would glitch 0ccasionally.ruined many live mixes like this.anyone else noticed this?ta
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By nowaysj Fri Jan 01, 2010 7:24 pm
Yeah, definite glitchage when changing tracks, or really doing anything while the seq is running.
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By Tapuno Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:40 pm
Im in the ASR CLUB! asr-88, I was trying to play with it, and it is a beast(no homo). Who wouldve thunk this shit existed in 1992?
Its a beast of a machine, and I am very happy!


So, I laugh at your puny x's and 10's. But I want them too!
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