I JUST BOUGHT THE BEST DRUM MACHINE!

The Addiction · Joined: 10 Aug 2002 Posts: 678

you rock!

Edited by: The Addiction at: 10/25/03 10:01 pm

The Addiction · Joined: 10 Aug 2002 Posts: 678

you still rock!

Edited by: The Addiction at: 10/25/03 10:02 pm

The Addiction · Joined: 10 Aug 2002 Posts: 678

you rock harder than any other rocker! :merci

Edited by: The Addiction at: 10/25/03 10:02 pm

LyinDanTheManagerMan · Joined: 03 Sep 2002 Posts: 39

What's the attraction of a drum machine, any drum machine, nowadays, when you can do all that on a computer with so much more versatility? No offense, just wanna know.

I mean, a full computer with great sound card and software (like Native Instruments Battery + Cubase SX might be in the ball park of what you paid. And then, you could trade samples, shift stuff around on a large graphic grid, etc.

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The Addiction · Joined: 10 Aug 2002 Posts: 678

well Dan, you do have a good point but you also don't get a real feel like you can with the Machinedrum. Another thing is that hardware even now still sounds better than software. Wait til I get this thing and post some new music with it. You can hear the difference that machine will have on my music. It makes noises which I love that no software can duplicate.

Smartass · Joined: 16 Feb 2003 Posts: 7

"Another thing is that hardware even now still sounds better than software."

Er, no, if you render to a wav file you have the best that can be, no hardware involved, even if you had a cheapo sound card.

But I wish you much sexual joy with your new hardware. I know I'd be having my way with it, if I spent that.

The Addiction · Joined: 10 Aug 2002 Posts: 678

yes sir!

bbchris · Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2003 3:57 am Post subject: Re: Umm, no.

So how is it? :banana