
By Blue Haze
Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:47 pm
I missed my 4k after repairing pads, sensors, buttons, wheels, and grounding from Akai japan with a small discount of course ha, ha, after two weeks. I used my 3k alot with soft samplers and Ultrabeat learned alot and made some workarounds. The 3k definitively has a different feel. But I will be so happy tomorrow getting the 4k back cuz the 4k is definitively the mpc for me.
Everything is laid out, it is easy to load, easy to sequence, layer, add controller data, and morph the samples everything from working with software within a certain extent I can do in my 4k. Of course no autochop or hardtrack recording and extensive effects I got by spending time with recycle more to work out truncate the right way for my 3k, I got by layering a breaks with analog hits in Ultrabeat with the various envelopes on each sample and I advanced with battery by adjusting sample start in battery to layer sounds. All of which is tremendously easy to do in the 4k.
All I can say you can grow too once you miss using your main tools. It took awhile to send it in for repair and get it back but it was worth the growth and improve interface in the long run.
Bang on players.
Everything is laid out, it is easy to load, easy to sequence, layer, add controller data, and morph the samples everything from working with software within a certain extent I can do in my 4k. Of course no autochop or hardtrack recording and extensive effects I got by spending time with recycle more to work out truncate the right way for my 3k, I got by layering a breaks with analog hits in Ultrabeat with the various envelopes on each sample and I advanced with battery by adjusting sample start in battery to layer sounds. All of which is tremendously easy to do in the 4k.
All I can say you can grow too once you miss using your main tools. It took awhile to send it in for repair and get it back but it was worth the growth and improve interface in the long run.
Bang on players.





