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By Ill-Green Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:59 pm
mr_debauch wrote:yo, zelda on SNES is one of my favourite video games... I would like to hear that beat.

Dark side or Light side?
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By Askia Shaheed Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:02 am
You can have the last laugh here making up stuff as usual to avoid the real topic. But I must add we both know where we stand financially and we can debate/show-n-prove in another thread....

As far as Maschine, if the 2 or 3 people who actually reads this thread wants to know what it has to offer, hit me up. The only thing you will get from Blue Haze is him here defending his purchase of Maschine.
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By Blue Haze Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:03 am
Despite all the nonsense going on about a specfest. It is really about ease of use and whether the gear fits the user. All users are different with different abilities and needs. Maschine can do wonders in the right hands and so can MPCs. Sometimes it boils down to the steps you have to takes from point a to point b. The less steps can be a help and a hinderance. Old school methods teaches a lot of skills that new automations sometimes have new users overlook. If you can chop on a 2k on make bangers you definitively chop on maschine too. Check the videos I previously posted.

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Still waiting for Aksia to join the battle man up @@@@@
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By Blue Haze Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:10 am
Askia Shaheed wrote:Blue Haze, you are still sweating me and making up stuff as you usually do. I am far from an E-5. And I am putting kids through college. And unlike yourself, I am not in Japan using the JR. Don't make me start posting pics of my ride :lol: By the way, you are struggling in Japan living in a one room shack with bamboo walls.

As far as music, I heard the tracks you posted. Dude..you are the last person to be talking about music. I posted my daughters first beat as a joke and its was light years ahead of what you did. Go back and re-read the posts I made and you will see I was clowing you.

Like I stated before, I can through a few grand towards a few toys from time to time...and I am about to pick up the Motif XF maxed out. You? Bang away with all your pirated software on the same computer you are using to post in the forum....



You lost the first time with me using house tracks. Take yourself over to the music thread and post tracks or else you are a coward all mouth and no show. Anything else is bull@@@@. Jokes on you. Are you scared? Surely you can blow my so called GarageBand tracks out the water with your superior tracks on your Roland and yamahas let's do this n@@@a.
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By Blue Haze Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:49 am
Askia Shaheed wrote:You can have the last laugh here making up stuff as usual to avoid the real topic. But I must add we both know where we stand financially and we can debate/show-n-prove in another thread....

As far as Maschine, if the 2 or 3 people who actually reads this thread wants to know what it has to offer, hit me up. The only thing you will get from Blue Haze is him here defending his purchase of Maschine.



Wow now you are changing your post that I already have evidence and you are bit@@ing out and running away. Not that I excepted much from you I heard your beats before too before you took them down. Just give everyone a taste of what you have. We all want to see what you do with all the gear you collected and you boost about and you cliamed you mastered in a month! I thought you were a real man. On the streets if you talk it you better br able to back it up. I usually play my beats for an potential artists or a dj friend for remixes and club play. But I always seen you running around playing and carrying on, trying to game just uncontuctive to whatever thread you enter. Post up beats mofo. Yes n@@@a it is about the man in the mirror.

As far as real topic it has always been about how productive one can be with the tools in order to make music. Is it useful or not simple.


Surely you can destroy me with your platinum nintendo Zelda sounds. Don't run show and prove n@@@a!

P.S. E5 pay is less than 1800 a month with Japanese exchange rate of 85 yen to the dollar stop playing yourself. Like I said before my 20 yr admin friend who cares what you do with you social security checks.

See you at the call out thread. I'm looking forward to you showing us that the gear makes the music. By the way all of my tracks are made using mpc 4k and maschine with samples and soft synths.
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By Askia Shaheed Fri Aug 06, 2010 9:00 am
First of all...An E-5's base pay is about $2414....receives an additional $1600 for rent/living expenses and $500 in cost of living allowances which are all non-taxable (all adjusted by the exchange rate). That comes to $4514. That is more than $54,000 a year. The average Japanese citizen makes half of that. My pay is significantly higher than an E-5.......and I drive a brand new car. You my friend, use public transportation. I live in Tokyo...you live in the boondocks in an apartment with straw floors. You buy skinny jeans on the Japanese economy. I can't fit skinning jeans cuz my knots too thick. Dude...you live in the boonies and are not doing music for any club. Name the club, and I will be there to check it out. You can even meet me there. Yes, I am calling you out.

As far as Maschine, what is there not to master. Its a drum machine. You may have trouble grasping simple concepts of new gear...I keep my studio updated with the latest and greatest so I am well-versed on how to operate this products since the technology is nearly identical.
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By Blue Haze Fri Aug 06, 2010 9:53 am
Askia Shaheed wrote:
First of all...An E-5's base pay is about $2414....receives an additional $1600 for rent/living expenses and $500 in cost of living allowances which are all non-taxable (all adjusted by the exchange rate). That comes to $4514. That is more than $54,000 a year. The average Japanese citizen makes half of that. My pay is significantly higher than an E-5.......and I drive a brand new car. You my friend, use public transportation. I live in Tokyo...you live in the boondocks in an apartment with straw floors. You buy skinny jeans on the Japanese economy. I can't fit skinning jeans cuz my knots too thick. Dude...you live in the boonies and are not doing music for any club. Name the club, and I will be there to check it out. You can even meet me there. Yes, I am calling you out.
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Ni@@a please :lol: post a beat son. Are you scared now the b@@@@ a@@ n@@@a posting e threats? Post a beat mofo and stop running your trap.

As far as Maschine, what is there not to master. Its a drum machine. You may have trouble grasping simple concepts of new gear...I keep my studio updated with the latest and greatest so I am well-versed on how to operate this products since the technology is nearly identical.




N@@@a you are lame don't nobody give a f@@@ about this nonsense. Post a beat. Are you scared to death? Are you shaking in your shoes? Are you pissing in your pants like a little girl? Yeah you're shook. Man up and post what you got.

You were already called out stop running little boy.
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By Blue Haze Fri Aug 06, 2010 3:46 pm
Blue Haze wrote:MPC sequencing is easy and useful. If one is familiar with it is a no brainer to sequence your software synth or hardware with your mpc. Maschine has a extensive and brilliant library so you can't front on that. Of course logic and third party effects are outstanding which is common sense; however, machines effects are more capable than mpcs including the 5k. The best of both worlds is recording, arranging, editing, and mixing in the daw which maschine outshines the mpc hence I don't resample or JD either maschine's library into my mpc. It would be redundant. Plus phrase sample editing on the maschine is fast and convient. I also use maschine as a controller for the other software in my DAW. Maschine can be use just by itself without. However as most on this forum use an mpc it to their advantage to use everything in their arsenal to get the best sound. Collecting gear is unproductive, it is better to bang out beats with all you have mastered. :idea:



Back on track with original post.
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By mr_debauch Fri Aug 06, 2010 5:57 pm
Askia Shaheed wrote: You my friend, use public transportation.



dont use that as an insult... using public transport is a good thing man. I often use public transport... you cant play sega game gear while driving. Yo I'm richer then you cause I can always afford batteries for my game gear! :lol:
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By Blue Haze Sat Aug 07, 2010 1:24 am
mr_debauch wrote:
Askia Shaheed wrote: You my friend, use public transportation.



dont use that as an insult... using public transport is a good thing man. I often use public transport... you cant play sega game gear while driving. Yo I'm richer then you cause I can always afford batteries for my game gear! :lol:



It isn't a insult. It is classic Jah misdirection and misinformation. It is a fact that 95 percent of the Tokyo/Yokohama populace use the trains like NYC, London, and most urban center cuz of the huge traffic jams. But that isn't what's going on Aksia is making up all kinds of garbage to throw all to take the argument off his music and ability to create tunes. All of these other crap is meaningless noise to delay and avoid posting a single track. He is scared and running away. He is a liar expect nothing less.

Post a track aksia.
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By Blue Haze Sat Aug 07, 2010 2:00 am
Blue Haze wrote:Actually the same I wasn't using maschine for a minute because despite the ease in editing on maschine and the large library I ended back my 4k cuz of the groove and feel I had with it. I even sampled some kits into my 4k also after at first failing to properly sync the two together along with the chromatic pads layout of the 4k and maschine not matching. I was until yesterday using 4k and maschine separately with the majority of my recent production strictly on the 4k. When I saw the video I knew that JD's engineer had to figure out the.setup for him to get it to work. So I went back via the iPad (it is a big difference and a relief to find info via iPad than a desktop computer for long manuals) recheck the PDF manual and found the midi setup functions and now I can sequence everything on the 4k matching pad per pad. You are right that with a 60, SP1200, 3k or any mpc you can sequence any software like a mpc 60 and S950 combo.

Yes indeed mpcs will last forever and work in tandem with whatever new soft sampler that are release seems like a lot pros work in part this way too.



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