what do you think of the price of maschine
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i am on the fence about it. i have gotten a lot of ni stuff over the years. how old is kore 1? they do not even support it anymore. are you going to get mashine and then not be able to use it in 2-4 years? i think hardware needs longevity. ni hardware seems to have a short shelf life and 600 is steep. i will say it is cool.
i do love grooveboxes also. but this more of a midicontroller that is integrated with software.would be cool for live acts i think
i do love grooveboxes also. but this more of a midicontroller that is integrated with software.would be cool for live acts i think
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i think people who bought maschine and Live 8 are going to be unhappy that they paid for maschine. I think Live 8 with a controller will out maschine maschine. if ni had made it truly a hardware box with the added feature of being an super integrated controller then 600 would be a good deal and it might be worth it, but the fact is that Live is a stunning piece of software as it is right now and it's only getting better. I think in the longrun that maschine is going to be a flop for Ni.doc holiday wrote:step sequencer with automation?
rabbit
now this is something I will want to explore,
http://www.gearjunkies.com/news_info.php?news_id=3516
this software looks awesome like they really thought about people who like beats, it's like guru and drumracks in one but I think a little easier to use then either of them, I hope it won't be too expensive, I think it's going to put fruity loops out of business cause even in it's stand alone mode they don't give you any reason to go outside of the program and you get an incredible amount of work done, even alot of mixing (features they borrowed from live ), if they allow you to skin it yourself I'll be spending alot of time with this one.
anyone know the availability or price ?
http://www.gearjunkies.com/news_info.php?news_id=3516
this software looks awesome like they really thought about people who like beats, it's like guru and drumracks in one but I think a little easier to use then either of them, I hope it won't be too expensive, I think it's going to put fruity loops out of business cause even in it's stand alone mode they don't give you any reason to go outside of the program and you get an incredible amount of work done, even alot of mixing (features they borrowed from live ), if they allow you to skin it yourself I'll be spending alot of time with this one.
anyone know the availability or price ?
rabbit