
By cyrus
Mon Dec 12, 2005 3:31 pm
I own a triton studio 76.
before that I owned a triton le. Let me tell ya, the triton studios arent really worth it, if its not going to be your main piece.
If you are using an mpc, id get the triton extreme, Le, or new one. I really like the triton le.
Basically the main differance with the le and the studio is the built in hard drive, cdrw............btw I never **** use it!
Plus on the studio you have more insert effects. .......the le only has one Insert effect................the standard patches are the same, basically they reprogrammed the patches of the regular tritons to work with just one insert effect on the triton le. This means in multitimberal mode you only get 1 IFX to put on a patch, the other 15 tracks have to share that effect or stay dry.
The insert effect is a big deal to some people, but with creative resampling you can get around this, and you dont always need effects for the patch to sound good.
The le is also missing the touch screen. Believe me, unless the triton is your only piece of gear and your main piece, you dont need the touch screen.............there is more to fix and mine already had problems so I had to get it fixed (luckly under manufacture warranty)
Plus you get use to no touch screen and the interface is just as fast. PLUS the overall quality of the Triton Le is better.......its more sturdy.
Lastly with the triton le you cant add expansion cards (except for the sampling one you definately need!) But you cant add expansion sound cards to add more preset sounds.
Everything else is nearly identical
There is enough on the triton le to work very well with the mpc and make some tracks as good as anything else. In the long run you have to learn it because other than the bread and butter sounds, the sounds get old; but thats with just about every synth.......unless you are making your own sounds you will get sick of the presets.
If you really utalize the sampling functions of the triton le, you have a synth that can stand on its own. I think the triton extreme or perhaps the new one(TR?) is a better deal than the le, but only because it comes with more stock sounds. I think they are all better than the studio or classic because of the above reasons.
BUt you cant go wrong with the triton le especially for the price. just keep in mind that if you want more preset sounds youll have to make them, sample them, or buy sample cds (or user programs from pro-rec .com)
THe triton le has enough sounds and tools to do just about anything you want to do. If i were to rebuy a triton it definately would be the Le, Extreme, or TR.............not the studio!
The mpc + Le + skills = all you ever should really need
peace
before that I owned a triton le. Let me tell ya, the triton studios arent really worth it, if its not going to be your main piece.
If you are using an mpc, id get the triton extreme, Le, or new one. I really like the triton le.
Basically the main differance with the le and the studio is the built in hard drive, cdrw............btw I never **** use it!
Plus on the studio you have more insert effects. .......the le only has one Insert effect................the standard patches are the same, basically they reprogrammed the patches of the regular tritons to work with just one insert effect on the triton le. This means in multitimberal mode you only get 1 IFX to put on a patch, the other 15 tracks have to share that effect or stay dry.
The insert effect is a big deal to some people, but with creative resampling you can get around this, and you dont always need effects for the patch to sound good.
The le is also missing the touch screen. Believe me, unless the triton is your only piece of gear and your main piece, you dont need the touch screen.............there is more to fix and mine already had problems so I had to get it fixed (luckly under manufacture warranty)
Plus you get use to no touch screen and the interface is just as fast. PLUS the overall quality of the Triton Le is better.......its more sturdy.
Lastly with the triton le you cant add expansion cards (except for the sampling one you definately need!) But you cant add expansion sound cards to add more preset sounds.
Everything else is nearly identical
There is enough on the triton le to work very well with the mpc and make some tracks as good as anything else. In the long run you have to learn it because other than the bread and butter sounds, the sounds get old; but thats with just about every synth.......unless you are making your own sounds you will get sick of the presets.
If you really utalize the sampling functions of the triton le, you have a synth that can stand on its own. I think the triton extreme or perhaps the new one(TR?) is a better deal than the le, but only because it comes with more stock sounds. I think they are all better than the studio or classic because of the above reasons.
BUt you cant go wrong with the triton le especially for the price. just keep in mind that if you want more preset sounds youll have to make them, sample them, or buy sample cds (or user programs from pro-rec .com)
THe triton le has enough sounds and tools to do just about anything you want to do. If i were to rebuy a triton it definately would be the Le, Extreme, or TR.............not the studio!
The mpc + Le + skills = all you ever should really need
peace




