alcoloic wrote:every time a christian makes a comment like "poor lost lamb you gonna burn in hell .... etc" i fell like saying " **** you i aint the one with an imaginary friend i'm afraid of "
poundaproblem wrote:"some people" are wrong. Get the JJ never look back.
engineer wrote:The JJ OS kinda seems like you're just using the parts you paid $700+ for on some free software. Kind of like buying a new Mac and then running linux on it. The software IS the MPC, the rest of that stuff is just inputs and converters you could put together yourself for cheaper. So I say, if you're going to use the JJ OS, why not just dl cubase for free and not get an mpc?
Also does anyone know of any differences between the akai os and the jj one? I know it looks different and has more features but what I'm asking is swing different, is the timing different, etc. If you made the same beat soup to nuts with both OS would they come out different? And don't just say "yes noob" you zombies, has anyone actually tested it?
. an mpc is an mpc for 16 PADS first and foremost. and that comparison is so fcking wrong and stupid that i doubt you've done anything more than cried in a corner thinking about jj os.engineer wrote:mpc?
don't just say "yes noob" you zombies, has anyone actually tested it?
engineer wrote:The JJ OS kinda seems like you're just using the parts you paid $700+ for on some free software. Kind of like buying a new Mac and then running linux on it. The software IS the MPC, the rest of that stuff is just inputs and converters you could put together yourself for cheaper. So I say, if you're going to use the JJ OS, why not just dl cubase for free and not get an mpc?
Also does anyone know of any differences between the akai os and the jj one? I know it looks different and has more features but what I'm asking is swing different, is the timing different, etc. If you made the same beat soup to nuts with both OS would they come out different? And don't just say "yes noob" you zombies, has anyone actually tested it?
