B-Wise wrote:Straker wrote:I was really excited to have an Odissey on MPC but I found it very difficult to use.
It makes sense to use Opx4 and Odissey, you have an FM synth and a 70s analog synth, you are good covered if you want weird evolving sounds.
Odyssey is badly laid out & as much as you want curse out Akai for it, they give you a workaround, in this case it's the Track & or the 2 Project macros giving up to 48 knobs to customize just for one plugin.
Yes, Odyssey & Opx-4 make a great team & to make it a triple play bring in the 3rd O by adding in the Organ plugin & have yourself a good ole time!
Odissey was not made by Akai, that's the point, I think they just ported a 3rd party plugin to MPC without changing the original layout which was intended to be used with bigger screens and controllers.
Opx4 was made specifically for MPC by Air and you can see the difference in the GUI.
As for organs, I autosampled some of them from a Roland mc707 that I bought used to autosample all I could and resold it at the same price.
I like using autosampled keygroups, that's why I am not using MPC synths anymore, beside Opx4.
But yes, I have to give Odissey another try, using a qlink template.
Thanks for the very appreciated tips.