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That discussion contains: TE have perfected milking hipsters to perfection As someone considering buying a pocket operator for his son: How true is this? W
by hyperman1 4mo ago
That discussion contains:
TE have perfected milking hipsters to perfection
As someone considering buying a pocket operator for his son: How true is this? What are decent alternatives for PO?
- krrishd 4mo agoPocket operator (particularly the KO) is the single thing other than maybe the OP-Z that I think has enough creative utility relative to its price to not feel like glorified furniture. I enjoyed mine a lot / made a lot with it!
- hug 4mo agoIt’s not true of their cheaper products, the POs especially. The EP series are also good bang for buck. The OP series, along with the TP-7, TX-6 are luxury goods. If you’re trying to save money, they’re not for you. They are nice though.
- aa-jv 4mo agoGet your kid a Zynthian instead: http://zynthian.org/ http://zynthian.org/ .. a far better investment, with way more utility for the forward-thinking electronic-music making youngster ..
- oddmade 4mo agoThanks for the link ! I would have loved that device in my teens. In fact reckon I'll buy one for my nephew. Cheers
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- millzlane 4mo agoAny used Akai device. Depending on how old I would say get them the new standalone device called the mpc one+. If the price is too steep look for a used midi device from Akai. Honesty, a used cell phone would make a better pocket operator.