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Could you tell us how you use it? Some folks I know can't shut up praising this kit (and the Ableton Push) but no one has managed to explain why.
by panpanna 6y ago
Could you tell us how you use it?
Some folks I know can't shut up praising this kit (and the Ableton Push) but no one has managed to explain why.
- arrakeen 6y agoafter the very long honeymoon period of desktop digital audio workstations, people are realizing that standalone machines with domain specific physical input interfaces aren't such a bad thing. take the power of a desktop DAW and marry it with the exploratory, jamming capabilities of a synth with lots of knobs and you'll have your answer as to why people are getting excited over these setups. when creativity strikes, i want to just be able turn on my device, hit record and get going. i can't tell you how many times my jam sessions have gotten derailed before they even started because of having to fiddle around on the computer to get it ready to record
- omnibrain 6y agoI'm still a beginner. And not a producer but a tinkerer and jammer... It provides MIDI Clock and Start/Stop to my connected hardware if I want to use the included sequencers of those. I also use to sequence mono and poly synths including patch selection via MIDI program change, so I can load the corresponding sounds for my Sequences. Sequences I either program directly on the MPC or record what I play on a MIDI Keyboard connected to the MPC. Misplayed notes I can correct in the grid view on the display. For the drums I either program drums on the MPC (via included sample kits or samplekits I compilated myself from other sources, or I just start the sequencer of connected drum machines. Recording is either via Cubase on the PC or via a Zoom recorder I connected right to my mixer.