Soft To Hard?

[Tarekith]

Blog post time! This one talks a bit about working with hardware to write your music, as opposed to strictly a software workflow.

http://tarekith.com/soft-to-hard/

[JasonBay]

Nice one mate. Been debating this for a minute as I have access to a lot of hardware at cost, still not sure if it's for me though.

[AllDay]

I personally don't own any hardware but I'd like to upgrade in due time here.

Something about turning a knob and getting your automation that way just seems way way waywaywayywayawy better.

[Tarekith]

It is way way better IMO, none of this mapping busines, you turn a knob and it does what the label says

[AllDay]

It is way way better IMO, none of this mapping busines, you turn a knob and it does what the label says

Im pumped, Im looking at an mk mini for my first controller.. Do you have any other suggestions or whatnot.

[Tarekith]

An MK mini is a controller, and thus you need to map things still. The whole point of dedicated hardware is that it's NOT a controller.

[mostapha]

It is way way better IMO, none of this mapping busines, you turn a knob and it does what the label says

thank you.

Man, I want some real synths.

[Xonetacular]

Speaking of hardware- this is getting serious- I've joined muff wiggler

god help me.

[mostapha]

Heh…If I got into modular with anything resembling a budget, I'd never have a girlfriend again.

Not worth it.

[JasonBay]

Heh…If I got into modular with anything resembling a budget, I'd never have a girlfriend again.

Not worth it.

And yet, I still say modular is what you would be truly happy with in the long run based on what you've posted on here.