
By nod records
Wed Feb 11, 2009 10:25 am
I love the 2500. Akai def. added some great features to it that come in handy.
I don't know why Akai doesn't borrow some features from other samplers that were ahead of their time tho.
They should have let you go to the Trim screen while the sequence is playing and adjust the Trim and Tuning in that window, without stopping your sequence. That's why I always liked the Ensoniq Keyboards like the ASR-10, you can chop and tune a sample while your sequence is playing. that's a great feature for being creative. sometimes you stumble into some weird chops that way.
and letting you Tune a whole Program at once would have been nice.
Also. They should have made it where you can audition your samples from your built in hard drive while your sequence is playing. That would have been a great feature.
With those three things, this sampler would have been crazy. Hopefully Akai talks to some producers before they come up with the MPC 6000.
I've been on the 2500 alot and just learning its ins and outs is cool. it def. holds its own in the MPC family.
I don't know why Akai doesn't borrow some features from other samplers that were ahead of their time tho.
They should have let you go to the Trim screen while the sequence is playing and adjust the Trim and Tuning in that window, without stopping your sequence. That's why I always liked the Ensoniq Keyboards like the ASR-10, you can chop and tune a sample while your sequence is playing. that's a great feature for being creative. sometimes you stumble into some weird chops that way.
and letting you Tune a whole Program at once would have been nice.
Also. They should have made it where you can audition your samples from your built in hard drive while your sequence is playing. That would have been a great feature.
With those three things, this sampler would have been crazy. Hopefully Akai talks to some producers before they come up with the MPC 6000.
I've been on the 2500 alot and just learning its ins and outs is cool. it def. holds its own in the MPC family.
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