it seems to be focused on hip hop djs (just like all other drum machines/workstation). what functionality do you gain from this over just using a well mapped controller on ableton or any other DAW?
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08-25-2010, 01:59 PM #1Tech Guru
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what is Maschines place in non-hip hop EDM
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08-25-2010, 03:14 PM #2Tech Guru
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what an epic 400th post
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For me, it's a sampler and workflow thing, and my EDM tracks don't suffer because I use a lot of samples anyway.
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The 1.5 update added a truck load of instruments and sounds that arent specifically Hip Hop based.
I think the Hip Hop thing is an understandable criticism but thats the largest market. I think it will become a much more all-round machine in time.
JUst wish i had more time to get with mine.
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08-25-2010, 04:02 PM #5
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man, i think maschine is more on the EDM tip. They have more electro stuff than I can handle
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Then the 1.5 update hit the right spot...
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