J.O.BEATS wrote:One + is a piece of shit if you want to use it in standalone with storage device attached. Also real fun to not have the touchscreen work every 10 or so times you turn it on. But yes the form factor is perfect.
Worse mpc nukai has ever made outside of the fly
Lampdog wrote:Dedicated buttons > touch screen.
I still love touch screen tho and I’m glad they made it.
MPC-Tutor wrote:i don’t think there is such a thing as an ‘mpc one + pad response’, just the pad response of your particular unit. Very hard to find any mpc with great pads in my experience, they are often quite insensitive, double triggering etc. Yet all three of my maschine models have the exact same, super sensitive, lush pad response
Oscar South wrote:after working with it more, I think what I'm noticing is a greater consistency in response to the pads being smaller -- less area available to hit is resulting in less variance in the areas that are actually being hit, thus a more consistent feel
Oscar South wrote:also, I didn't anticipate this but I love the clicky buttons -- I used to gig a lot with an MPD32 so I guess it's taking me back
J.O.BEATS wrote:One + is a piece of shit if you want to use it in standalone with storage device attached. Also real fun to not have the touchscreen work every 10 or so times you turn it on. But yes the form factor is perfect.Really? That's exactly how I use it. No issues!
Worse mpc nukai has ever made outside of the fly
BackOnDaMPC wrote:J.O.BEATS wrote:One + is a piece of shit if you want to use it in standalone with storage device attached. Also real fun to not have the touchscreen work every 10 or so times you turn it on. But yes the form factor is perfect.Really? That's exactly how I use it. No issues!
Worse mpc nukai has ever made outside of the fly
