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By sparq Wed Dec 07, 2005 1:54 am
that all depends on what you want to do. not just the triton but with any synth. you have to be more specific on what you want to accomplish.
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By Lampdog Wed Dec 07, 2005 3:07 am
2 posts and BOTH are in the wrong forums.
Please think first, then post.
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By TheFirstJimBo Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:06 am
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By Science Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:56 am
what does he mean does it work with the mpc? is he serious?
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By v00d00ppl Wed Dec 07, 2005 7:17 am
yes, it works well on the mpc...what sound are you looking for? that is what really matters. What doesn't matter is what your favorite producer is using because you are a different person.
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By Lampdog Wed Dec 07, 2005 7:27 am
m guess is they are both good at midi so it's up to YOU and YOUR skill level. It will be YOU.

Real question: Do YOU work good with the LE and MPC?
Ask yourself that.
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By krush groove Wed Dec 07, 2005 10:01 am
Damn....We gettin heated...! :?

By aliengroover Wed Dec 07, 2005 12:16 pm
I think what he (the moderator) is saying is fair. No offense to the the guy asking, but it's a silly question that even a newbie shouldn't ask. It doesn't make one ounce of sense. If you even know what an MPC is, then you know what the answer is without even thinking. It's like asking if an SM57 works with a mixer. There's a MILLION people using Triton-series workstations and racks with MPCs, not to mention they both have MIDI.

You want an answer that won't get clowned, as a specific, legitimate question. If he asked, hey, is there a way I can save my sequence setup from the LE on the MPC?, then he'd get some real answers.
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By sparq Wed Dec 07, 2005 3:59 pm
so then, pillage, you answer dude's question. don't go around looking at other people responses and try to attack them. you came in this thread, do you have an answer for dude?
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By Lampdog Wed Dec 07, 2005 5:03 pm
thepillage wrote:whos to say he didnt get into music production 2 hours ago, maybe he doesnt know how to say what he wants to do. and what is somebody that would talk down to them for it... a snob


explain where you've seen me talk down to anyone in this thread.

what I said was truth. deal with it.

both peices of gear are modern gear and they will no doubt do what you need them to do via midi, but it's on the producer himself. Am I wrong with that or what.

A snob huh, whatever man, call it how you want to call it, bothers me none,

By Aster Wed Dec 07, 2005 7:26 pm
Illiptical...
I think that's a great combo if you have the scratch for it so early in your music making career...
You will have the ability to sample plus you will have great sounds ready to go.. you won't get a headache learning to sync up the 2 machines.. you will probably find the mpc sequencer is easier and more fun to use so you will have it control the triton like a sound module... but it will be like a soundmodule on steroids because it's a workstation in itself... and what more could you want then a set of keys and drum pads?

Don't give up on this forum you will get the elitist replies and you will get the helpful replies...
In 10 years if you never make it in music as a career you might end up on a forum like this trying to crush peoples egos before they can start... but I hope you don't...

make sure you play the triton before you make a decision (assuming there is a music retailer near you) the sounds are gonna be the most important part...
The MPC you will fill with your own sounds so the most important part is if you like the feel of it

peace
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By Lampdog Wed Dec 07, 2005 7:42 pm
Aster wrote:In 10 years if you never make it in music as a career you might end up on a forum like this trying to crush peoples egos before they can start... but I hope you don't... peace


WOW, tell us how you really feel.

:D
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By Capshun Wed Dec 07, 2005 7:45 pm
i like the triton le, its good enough for what i want it for
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By jaem Wed Dec 07, 2005 8:19 pm
Lampdog wrote:
thepillage wrote:whos to say he didnt get into music production 2 hours ago, maybe he doesnt know how to say what he wants to do. and what is somebody that would talk down to them for it... a snob


explain where you've seen me talk down to anyone in this thread.

what I said was truth. deal with it.

both peices of gear are modern gear and they will no doubt do what you need them to do via midi, but it's on the producer himself. Am I wrong with that or what.

A snob huh, whatever man, call it how you want to call it, bothers me none,


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but on the real yall fag booty, sensitive face muddafukas need to exit stage left......

the forum is free if someone clowns on you for sayin some dumb $hit be thankful they wasnt there with baby powder and a bit@h slap for ya dumb @ss