Emax

i think tools like Ableton Live have made things so much easier for working
with large samples.  you can do things within minutes that would have taken
hours in the past. but the sound quality to me seems a bit drab or has less
character than something like an Emax.



On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 3:26 PM, ss <ssws1@...> wrote:

>
>
> Hi Everybody.
>
> I just want to thank everybody for their comments on this list and I
> really appreciate
> all of the email I have received.
>
> I seem to be seeing Ableton and Native Instruments "at war" (shall we
> say...!) with
> one another. Live and Kontakt are both sampling instruments after all.
>
> It is disturbing to see, I must say, products like KORE and its
> controller and the "layering"
> of samples from the different NI instruments compared with my simply
> working with my
> Emax and Alchemy on the Mac Plus! :-) I was able to do so much with
> that setup! Now
> I see "KORE!!!!" and it seems to dumbed-down in terms of sound
> design... "Maschine"
> is really disturbing. Why not just use iTunes! LOL!!! ;-) (I know
> -- there's more to it
> than that!) :-)
>
> There are still plenty of things I can only do in Alchemy that I
> cannot do in any other
> environment.
>
> Anybody else have any thoughts along these lines...?
>
> Jammie: You said you felt that the NI sampler made things easier for
> people and it just
> drove me insane! :-) I never got Kontakt (or however it's spelled!)
> working on my computer.
> I hated it!
>
> But it seems like everybody really is dumping their sampling hardware
> and moving to the
> computer as their sampler...
>
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