AnSolas wrote:ah c'mon guys, just be thankful.
I really love my MPC Renaissance
I love the Volume Knob
I love the built in Sound Card
I LOVE the REC GAIN KNOB !
peace
es-k wrote:i agree - thats exactly WHY its so frustrating and why i hope Akai views my criticism as feedback NOT hate... the reason im even saying anything is because i like the thing and think it could be sooo much better!!!
andreat668 wrote:Like i said before is gonna be interesting if you can use the plug-in emulations within the Mpc Studio.
Someone that has both should try to copy the folder from The Ren to the Studio, or just attach your Studio, after coping the vst, and see if it works.
what up tutor!!
Danny wrote:if don't like sell it. simple as !! god knows there plenty of other stuff out there to
use, it's all getting a bit tiresome.
a forum member used some lateral thinking and instead saying thanks you've managed
to turn into another nonsense thread going nowhere but up it's own backside
well done congratulations
JAH wrote:labcoats wrote:Akai were rumbled even before the release. They didnt admit it was software based until the pressure from the public. There is also a thread here from many months ago from a German dude who proved it was entirely plug in based.
Pressure from public? That is ridiculous. Did you see the date of the video I posted? That was Namm 2012 when the 'public' (to you that means forum members), were seeing the Ren for the first time and really didn't even know much of anything about the Ren.
And the nameless German dude? Dan addressed that misinformation at Namm 2013.
Danny wrote:if don't like sell it. simple as !! god knows there plenty of other stuff out there to
use, it's all getting a bit tiresome.
a forum member used some lateral thinking and instead saying thanks you've managed
to turn into another nonsense thread going nowhere but up it's own backside
well done congratulations
andreat668 wrote:JAH wrote:labcoats wrote:Akai were rumbled even before the release. They didnt admit it was software based until the pressure from the public. There is also a thread here from many months ago from a German dude who proved it was entirely plug in based.
Pressure from public? That is ridiculous. Did you see the date of the video I posted? That was Namm 2012 when the 'public' (to you that means forum members), were seeing the Ren for the first time and really didn't even know much of anything about the Ren.
And the nameless German dude? Dan addressed that misinformation at Namm 2013.
Ok if we want point out stuff whithout flaming, i clearly remember andy mac and others, saying during interviews that the vintage emulation was hardware (without mentioning the softare side at all).
es-k wrote:andreat668 wrote:Like i said before is gonna be interesting if you can use the plug-in emulations within the Mpc Studio.
Someone that has both should try to copy the folder from The Ren to the Studio, or just attach your Studio, after coping the vst, and see if it works.
MPC-Tutor wrote:BTW, let's not get too sidetracked with the Vintage Mode debate, let's enjoy our new plugins
MPC-Tutor wrote:es-k wrote:andreat668 wrote:Like i said before is gonna be interesting if you can use the plug-in emulations within the Mpc Studio.
Someone that has both should try to copy the folder from The Ren to the Studio, or just attach your Studio, after coping the vst, and see if it works.
Right I'm running out of the door so cannot test fully, but yes, the Vintage Mode VSTs might be available in the MPC Studio 1.31 - however I don't have my audio interface set up on this computer (I was using the Ren's one), so cannot confirm if it's actually doing anything. Will check tonight.
