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By MoreBuck$ Fri Apr 22, 2011 9:10 am
emptysea wrote:
cyrus wrote:maschine is way more powerful, has better timing, and overall has better specs and makes better beats. its unbeatable in that area.......

WORD!



FCUK OFF and join a MACHINE forum, we're fed up with your B.S. about MACHINE.
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By MoreBuck$ Sat Apr 23, 2011 2:01 pm
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I don't like to edit peoples posts, but you've already posted that image in another Maschine thread.

Quit trolling other people's thread posting pointless images, get a life.

Clint
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By Ronin Sat Apr 23, 2011 4:31 pm
well this has been an entertaining 3 pages lol,

why can't we all just get along. it's cliche' to say, but is the MPC & Maschine not just tool's? Each craftman/woman chooses the tool best for them and their task.

I am not knocking either, I havent had a chance to touch a Maschine yet although the video's i've seen and spec's on the maschine does sound very attractive.

We all here to share tips on music production right? lol, i travel a couple forums and I always loved MPC-forums due to it's layed back environment
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By nogginj Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:26 pm
What exactly are the particulars that makes Maschine similar/different from using something like an MPC/Logic combination? More specifically, using the MPC as just a controller/sequencer for Logic samplers/AUs, etc? I get that there might not be as many direct buttons to the logic interface on the mpc, but asides from having to use the computer to initially load/unload instruments/fx, isn't Maschine basically a midi controller + sequencer for a DAW?

I've never used Maschine, just trying to see how it's different. From what I gather, it fits the above mpc scenario pretty closely.
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By Ronin Sat Apr 23, 2011 6:15 pm
gertie wrote:this a a no brainer..if you use maschine you sound like dilla


ahhh, don't say that. i've seen video's of maschine in use, and they sound NOTHING like dilla (which isn't a diss). why try and sound like another producer? i never figured that.
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By Ronin Sat Apr 23, 2011 6:18 pm
nogginj wrote:What exactly are the particulars that makes Maschine similar/different from using something like an MPC/Logic combination? More specifically, using the MPC as just a controller/sequencer for Logic samplers/AUs, etc? I get that there might not be as many direct buttons to the logic interface on the mpc, but asides from having to use the computer to initially load/unload instruments/fx, isn't Maschine basically a midi controller + sequencer for a DAW?

I've never used Maschine, just trying to see how it's different. From what I gather, it fits the above mpc scenario pretty closely.


Personally, and this is just 1 of the points that sold ME on the Maschine. It cost's less to get your instrumental tracked out into your DAW.

With a MPC and Pro-tools (just for example) you will need a Midi interface. It can be done with a regular audio interface and jack's but it's alot easier with a midi interface but the software and hardware can be high.

With 669.99 USD you have all you need to track out into your favorite DAW.

Again, this is just MY perception/opinion.
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By gertie Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:32 pm
well i use my mpc to control my microwave

i find using it to control my washing machine makes my mpc all rusty

although my beats sound really clean

no black ghetto, but shiny white