Otayo20 wrote:it's like saying " why get a laptop? it's more expensive and it can't do anthing more than my desktop can do. It's a toy, no real artist needs a laptop. what? are they gonna use there computer in line at a grocery store? must be something wrong with him?"
yeah....a portable drum machine is reel stupid, nobody has any use for that. And I bet you'lll never hear a single producer you idolize ever use one
strength wrote:to each his own. tell u one thing if im ever homeless, which is a real possibility for me, i can still make beats lol
solah wrote:i love this damn lil machine, if you are complaining about this revolutionary machine, you prolly dont sample records....Its for the mobile beat digger in mind....For the real cats...But if you do.....im sorry for you....
I love this thang!!!!!!!!!!
Yoshimi wrote:I wonder if any crate diggers will try sampling directly in a record store with this thing.
.......I'm sure you'll have some dudes going to their local music store trying to sample from the sound modules,keyboards,and drum machines that are on display.Upright wrote:Yoshimi wrote:I wonder if any crate diggers will try sampling directly in a record store with this thing.
ZalesONE wrote:I really can't say much about the 500, I've only messed with it a Guitar Center for half an hour.... at first glace the 500 looks like a "toy" then you look at the price and you realize it's not. $800 is a steep price especially when I got my 2k with 8 outs, 32MB, zip and CD scsi drives and monitors for $900. I can see the purpose but I can't make a beat on the train... rush hours all crazy i wouldn't be in the mood to create music... but hey if people pay 200 to play video games during commute why not make beats.
It's obvious for portabilty not for your workspace.
Upright wrote:Yoshimi wrote:I wonder if any crate diggers will try sampling directly in a record store with this thing.
Upright wrote:It's obvious for portabilty not for your workspace.
Yoshimi wrote:Upright wrote:It's obvious for portabilty not for your workspace.
I'll use this in the studio... it's no big deal. People use alot less to make music.
The 500 is a studio worthy piece, I can agree with you there. It all depends on what your needs are.
