need one only, for production and live performance at the same time,
what is the best choice?
thanks
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need one only, for production and live performance at the same time,
what is the best choice?
thanks
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Last edited by evolutebeats; 01-25-2013 at 09:21 PM.
I personally and liking the ableton push and also what they just posted on the homepage
Arturia SparkLE Drum Machine
What It’s Got: Nice pads, slim and portable form factor, wide assortment of controls.
What It’s Not: Completely standalone – shines most when paired with the Spark plugin
Price: $299 / €249
Software: Full Spark software included
thanks, Im confused a lot, because maschine and push are great at their level, I excluded base, right now its just about Mk2 or Push.
Allday -curious- I pmed you.
I have Maschines (including a mk2) and love them.
i´ve already have my keyboard,
lets try to conclude my opinion.
Mk2 or Push?
I need a portable controller, with great live performance skills, great sampling modes and the best workflow.
suggestions?![]()
We don't know much about the Push workflow yet. It could very well be the hottest thing since sliced bread as Ableton was plagued with too much mouse/keyboard involvement for my creative needs. If the Push has what I think it's going to it's going to give Maschine a real run, unlike the MPC Studio/Renaissance which is already a flop if you ask me.
Technics MK2 + Maschine MK1 + Kontrol F1 + Kontrol S4 + Kontrol F1 + Mikro MK1 + Technics MK2Ortofon Digitrack/Scratch S/Nightclub S/DJ S + Slow Roasted SuperSeal + EV 112P x 2 w/ ZXA1-Sub*PLEASE CONTACT ME ABOUT PURCHASING QSC, YAMAHA, or EV LOUDSPEAKERS*
agree, Im diggin the push, by the way, can push be used with another DAW or just Ableton? thats a crucial point too![]()
Push.
Push all the way
(oh and i do have maschine mikro and i use it quite often, but the push looks super awesome!)
Setup:
Traktor Pro 2 / S2 MK2 / X1 MK2 / Audio6 / Pioneer HDJ2000 / Westone UM3X / rMBP 13 inch 2014 (2.8 GHz) / Focal Alpha 50
btw, push got any updates at namm this year?
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