Certified Beatz wrote:Ultros wrote:I spend my money on REAL synthesizers. This stuff is junk that will pull you away from having actual dope things. Buy digital if owning nothing tangible is your steeze.
Akai needs to stay in its lane. We bought the sampler to sample and record. wtf.. why would we want this shit? that's not what brought us to the mpc that isnt how we make our music for the most part.
It's like they dont understand us, or if they do they simply dont give a shit lol.
I'll never buy pay wall unlockables tied to some internet account over a real synthesizer. Id rather save up my money and own something really nice.
If that's their path it would make more sense to create a standalone digital keyboard and sell it to us. remove all that shit from mpc and give us another device..
I see what you mean but if thats the case then we would need all the ram and Processoring power just to sample. 
i like it yes they should do more but all od these plugins in standalone is great.
But but but but what about when your support reaches EOL and you cant reinit your plugins? all the money you spent gone with the wind. If you went and bought a deepmind you wouldn't see it vanish before your eyes.
Modular became a studio standard because its you can just rotate out a component when it fails. modular in the sense each device has its own task.
Nintendo is similar, like for instance the zelda breath of the wild expansion was never released on cart. in a decade or two, most of us probably wont even posess it it will be a memory. All that will be left for people using a factory system is the base game. All that will be left of your mpc in a decade or so will be the base system. Will you be ok with a hallowed out memory of a good time you had on that mpc? never to return because you cant? I wouldnt be so i just wont start down that road unless i can permanently unlock it.
I want a studio of permanent fixtures, and if the sampler dies who cares use the pc or go buy a roland sp.
Ego te absolvo.
