Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
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By THE ADVERSARY Wed May 21, 2014 7:19 pm
83dude wrote:
It's just an anniversary thing: 10 years of Maschine, hence the supposedly temporary price drop.


5 years of Maschine (and declining sales) :Sigh:
By Louie lou Wed May 21, 2014 8:20 pm
medearis wrote:How is the Ren more for "tweakheads"? Just so you know, I'm not being a dick, I am legitimately curious. Have to clarify because it's text on the internet. :lol:


Tweakheads is just a name for somebody that likes to get it right on their own terms! Not somebody that expects somebody else to do the job for them.

Tweakheads love gear and the more complicated it is the better.

Here is a site for us tweakheadz, have fun.

http://tweakheadz.com/
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By GNRFAMZT Wed May 21, 2014 9:28 pm
THE ADVERSARY wrote:5 years of Maschine (and declining sales)

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the reason for that is called market saturation, you smart-aleck.
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By MONSTA_UNO Wed May 21, 2014 10:14 pm
Louie lou wrote:Yeah, in NYC too, but that MPC Ren is definitely Meth mixed with crack.
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By GNRFAMZT Wed May 21, 2014 10:22 pm
ren is for glue sniffers.
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By GNRFAMZT Wed May 21, 2014 10:48 pm
Louie lou wrote:I decided to buy a Korg Kronos X61.

wrong decision imo. kronos sounds thin. jupiter 80 rulez. best sounding synth ever! unbelievably forceful.
By aldred411 Thu May 22, 2014 12:47 am
Just got my maschine ,9 days later ,started missing the ren lol
Installing the software now
Cheers ni for the price drop ,I wouldn't have brought it otherwise
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By mjames4208 Thu May 22, 2014 1:49 am
GNRFAMZT wrote:
Louie lou wrote:I decided to buy a Korg Kronos X61.

wrong decision imo. kronos sounds thin. jupiter 80 rulez. best sounding synth ever! unbelievably forceful.

What's thin sounding about the kronos?
I have both J80 and K61 and they both sound great to me. The difference to me is that the Kronos sounds great from get go and the J80 has to be tweeked.
By IBE Thu May 22, 2014 2:59 am
mjames4208 wrote:
GNRFAMZT wrote:
Louie lou wrote:I decided to buy a Korg Kronos X61.

wrong decision imo. kronos sounds thin. jupiter 80 rulez. best sounding synth ever! unbelievably forceful.

What's thin sounding about the kronos?
I have both J80 and K61 and they both sound great to me. The difference to me is that the Kronos sounds great from get go and the J80 has to be tweeked.


I agree, I have a Kurzweil PC3 and a Kronos X 88. I dont call it thin at all. To me I say more of a hi fi sheen to it. Crystal clear, you either love the Korg sound or you hate it. But Kurz and Korg make a perfect combo to me. I know its not a fair comparison but I had a Roland FA and while it had some nice sounds the Kurzweil and Korg soundwise were on a different level. I think the JP engine is suppose to have more supernatural sounds but if its any similarity between the FA is close to the JP, I prefer the Kurzweil and Korg when I had them all side by side.
By Louie lou Thu May 22, 2014 3:32 am
GNRFAMZT wrote:
Louie lou wrote:I decided to buy a Korg Kronos X61.

wrong decision imo. kronos sounds thin. jupiter 80 rulez. best sounding synth ever! unbelievably forceful.


I'm sure every synth has it own signature. Im from the triton days and love the triton sequence workflow, but you're mistaken on the sounds. It all depends how you work them. Korg combi's are a monster if used right, plus the ability to tweak every sound to oblivion can't be beat if you ask me.