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I miss how tight my Amiga used to feel, and in the electronic music sector some people still prefer dedicated hardware rather than PC/Mac for these types of rea
by growlist 7y ago
I miss how tight my Amiga used to feel, and in the electronic music sector some people still prefer dedicated hardware rather than PC/Mac for these types of reasons. Click a button and the device responds instantly. When you're doing something creative the aesthetic quality of your tools can genuinely affect the output, and a tight response just feels right, not to mention how fast your workflow can become over time using dedicated hardware that responds instantly.
- frankling_ 7y agoThis is one reason I prefer simple guitar pedals to VSTs and such. With their instant response and tight controls, pedals feel like solid tools you can build muscle memory on. When unzipping plugins and awkwardly dragging sliders with a touchpad, it feels like it's myself who's the tool.
- fuckwit 7y agoKnob-per-function with no menu dives is what make an instrument. I hate software.