I use an mpc2000xl as my main sequencer for live and studio, it drives my
synths via MIDI, and plays drum samples... so I know where you're coming
from with the sampled drumsounds side of things...
however I also want to have a decent flexible drum machine to run
alongside the mpc.... just as I like to have dedicated synth sequencers
runing alongside.... (like the evolver, for instance!!)
something about having different interfaces available makes a big
difference...
julian
> On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 17:24:16 -0000, "ciscomanvann"
> <ciscomanvann@...> said:
> > Yea, i know a lot of folks ( previously including myself ) whine about
> > not having precise control over the sounds of sample drums etc. This
> > is one area where i feel using samples gains me the most benifit. I
> > get to use pro produced drum samples and lay down my drum tracks
> > quickly. Alternativly I can sample any number of synth'ed drum sounds
> > from my evolver , monopoly etc and use those.
> > My only gripe with the esx-1 is that when you sample your own sounds
> > with the esx-1 they are very quiet and often unusable. In contrast it
> > has no problem playing back samples from my DAW.... I hear this will
> > be fixed in a software update shortly. Otherwise , I love it.
> >
> >
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Re: [Evolver] Re: elektron products....
2003-12-16 by Julian
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