W/ all the new technology such as NI's Maschine, Battery, DAW Samplers & so on.. Are MPC's a thing of the past?
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W/ all the new technology such as NI's Maschine, Battery, DAW Samplers & so on.. Are MPC's a thing of the past?
Last edited by labdummy; 08-11-2012 at 07:26 AM.
yes. The MPC has a placebo effect on producers. I think a lot of the things that the MPC are great at can be duplicated in other DAWS, but workflow is everything and i do stil know a couple of producers who still love the MPC .. Jaisu, Honorable C Note, to name a few.
kinda. Although Mpc imitators seem to be very popular. Although some still go strong like Araab Muzik
been considering getting a 5000
Just really depends on the person and the end goal. I have an MPC that I have used as an overpriced MPD for years but I can still see some situations where someone would prefer to sequence on the MPC.
I saw a girl texting & driving the other day & it really made me mad, so I rolled down my window & threw my whiskey flask at her.
the MPD is where it's at...nothing it can't do
This land is your land and this land is my land, sure, but the world is run by those that never listen to music anyway" - Bob Dylan
I could see for some with the mindset of being able to quickly and efficiently print a track go the software route. Some people tho, you can't tell them different. Just boils down to what you prefer for your workflow.
Passe is cool.![]()
The MPC still has a timing advantage.
I'm still tryna grab that MPC Renaissance. Before I got rid uh my 1000, I made my own templates in FL. Love the MPC, wish it woulda worked w/ FL how I wanted, they both want the spotlight. Lol
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