NearTao wrote:The Live and X are somewhat different use cases.
If you want an X, I'd say go for it. The mk2 is unlikely to supersede the X... and there is no news of an X mk2 at this time...
The new features as we understand it for the Live mk2
* CV jacks - these are already on the X
* built in speaker - I doubt this will be added to an X mk2
* more buttons - X still has more... so less shift keys on X
* Live has ethernet - okay... this is nice, but you can still USB ethernet on the X
* Live mk2 looks to have an arm rest... X already has this
There might be a few new features on the Live mk2 I am missing... but this mk2 is more to bring the Live line in parity with the X/One, than anything to replace the X.
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I think the same - the X is here to stay for some time but if there is a new revision, it would be more about its internals what worries me the most (I don’t think I’d miss any features and I don’t find any of the Live 2 new features anyhow interesting but seeing a more powerful cpu and more ram would be disappointing).
I already had Live at the time it was released but I didn’t like it much as that device was really unbaked by that time with its very first firmware. I also didn’t like its form factor, mainly because of its bricky feel and its heavily touchscreen oriented controls so I missed the old 2500 clicky flow... I checked all the new features they added since that and I think that X with its all current features (hw and sw) might be exactly what I am looking for but the real question is how likely is that the current line of MPC will get deprecated once the MK2 series is out...