thebeatbreaks wrote:Grouphome wrote:
The sequencer of the asr sucks.
not saying that it is better than the sequencer on the 3k but the asr sequencer is dope!
a lot of producers use it, i think people just ish on it kuz it's not as simple as the mpc.
i recently started using it and once you get the hang of it, it butterz.
it has a real nice feel to it.
hmm, well i ve to admit simplicity is quite a factor for me, otherwise it gets a creatvity killer for me fast.
i understand that one big advantage lies in the filters, as you seem to be able to filter unwanted parts like bass out of for example a hihat...
the "round" tone as Grouphome described it, is actually somethign that i may very much like for drums aswell, as i connect round to tape sound (tamed hights and large low end) in my head.
hmmm ok but back to topic "sequencer" that are 2 ppl who say it works great.... i really wonder if i can justifie the 3k than... also Vailixi and card reader adds up to the price.... quite an expensive thing if only used to sequence.
i am somehow expecting the 3k pads to be butter and a pleasure to play on, but that is my imagination, they may feel as stiff as newer ones for me, i cant know as i never played a 3k yet.
But i figure a 70,- euro MPD16 would let me save a lot of money for tapping drums if the ASR seq. works well and have a good feeling.... and i have to admit that i dont like the idea of having 2 samplers... the simplicity of my workflow allready is endangered there

on the other hand i could get together quite complex arrangements... i have a SICK 24 channel summing-unit with mute toggles for each channel (DIY'ed by some cat from the States) and i could feed 8 from the 3k 8 (expanded) from the ASR and another 8 from my SE1 and Logic. AND ALL the muting etc takes place in one place wit the mute toggles.
just thinking out loud, but its a hard decision.... i would save lot of cash without the 3k while not knowing if it d be worth it.
But it would be my only MPC