just posted my responce to the blog... "I own the machinedrum, as well as the monomachine. I am super happy with both of them. I can honestly say that if I was forced to sell all my gear, they would be the 2 last items to go. What I enjoy so much about the two are: SOUND! SOUND! SOUND! Rock solid build quality Super reliable extremely easy to use interface Awesome customer support Huge web community Sound creation is a snap Super easy to create a grove. Cant find a better hardware sequencer on the market. You get what you pay for... why else do you think the Elektron has a cult following? The Userwave is not just a sampler, it is a full blown machinedrum, with 2MB of storage. This 2MB is exactly what some users needed. (some were seeking the ability to use a sampled snare, HH, kick...) Don't forget not all the details are known about the Machinedrum Userwave. There might be a USB storage device?!" -M --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "finite_sf" <finite_sf@y...> wrote: > > A friend just pointed me to this site. > > http://musicthing.blogspot.com/2005/04/machinedrum-userwave-worlds-most.html > > He asked me if I was going to spend the cash on it, as if it was a > waste of money. > > True, if you look at it from the view point that it is just 2mb of > sample space, then it is the worlds most expensive sampler. However, > when you look at what you can do with 2mb of space along with the > sound engine, and elektron user interface then it is enticing. > > > > -M
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Re: Machinedrum Userwave: World's most expensive sampler?
2005-04-20 by finite_sf
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