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@@nano-onemusic4119 auf jeden Fall!

@@afterjoe3042 thank you so much!

@@gosd3570 thanks! It has 16 voices in mono and less when you use stereo of course

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@@lvcas5481 danke! Bin ja froh wenns hilft

@@lvcas5481 geht nur unter JJOSXL

1:00 and 1:10 for sp950

Thank you :)

Thanks for your comment. Appreciate it. It is hard to compare as the workflow is quite different. But the basics are the same. Sample something. Slice it up. Record a sequence. In general is very different, for example you slice a hihat. Pitch it minus 4. Record it in the sequence. Change pitch of the hihat to zero again, but in the sequence it stays like you recorded it. Minus 4. Different. But also new ways of making music. I would say just get one. I got a second one as a backup.

Hi Mario, I just read your post question. I have an MPC 5000 that's loaded with different producers Hip Hop drum kits. I liked sampling on the MPC 2000XL way better on that than my MPC 5000. I sold 2 of my E-mu SP1200's and an SP-12. They were fun to use but the build quality was crap. Always changing screens/ buttons/ and 3.5" disk drives. I still have my Ensoniq ASR -10 keyboard, that's fun to work with. I replaced my SP-1200 with the Isla S2400. Let's put it like this... The SP-1200 interface is old and very simple to use. That's what made it fun to use. The S2400 has a bunch of horrible instruction video manuals on youtube. They discuss everything a producer/ beat maker has no interest in. I was thinking about making a simple streamlined video for Hip Hop producers. The 2400 has options galore but you can set it up so when you turn it on to make a beat, you don't have to mess with all that. It can be set to sample at 26 Khz 12 bit mono everytime you turn it on, just like the original. All your analog outputs will be set for multi track recording etc. It becomes very streamlined after you set it up and save your settings. I can sample/ edit samples/ assign to pads/ sequence. No video just shows the ESSENTIALS. That's the problem. I'm not really interested in saving kits, projects songs. Once I make a beat I just track it into Pro Tools. Done. If I were you I would pick one up. It's fun to use after you set it up with your preferences. Hope this helps.

yeah Maschine sounds good but lacks the low end thumb from the SP1200

Thanks bro! Are you in NYC (regarding your username?)

Thanks! Either through usb or through the 8 outs or through the stereo out

appreciate that man!

100% yes.

Thanks for responding!@@WASKMUSIC

Trade was made! This thing is a beast! I'll be watching more of your vids!

@ThunderRodProductions enjoy the machine

it tuely is not that usual shitty toy style...really good raw boom ap syle!

@michaelholiday1527 appreciate it!

Should have all you mentioned. Just ask Brad Holland on Facebook if you have specific questions regarding this machine ;)

@@WASKMUSIC thanks for reply Wask! R u still repair MPC? I've got mpc1000 that all of the sudden refuses extra memory chips... out of the blue ..have many chips even official?

Just try it. Have done it in the past to my Akai MG614 multitracker. Sounds nice!

I track out straight through an interface into Ableton Live. No other gear involved.

I would suggest turning either your speaker up OR skip the video to around 3:30

Thanks!! The USB out bypasses the output filters. But other than that, it is just a thing of workflow, bc i have a lot of machines and not all support usb, 8 outs or similar. So yes, i track out through the main outs, just muting stuff i don't need.

Reckon the plan is to keep it secret…hence the CD 🧐

My rotary encoder is nor accepting the switch function every time, but they sent me a replacement encoder straight after mentioning the problem. Have to put it in the machine though when i have time for that. Otherwise it just works fine.

Thanks man, appreciate it! Personally i don't use the song mode, as i am finishing my beats in the daw. I just use these boxes to create the fundamental idea (9 out of 10 times). It should be visible in the isla video manual and also it should be somehow self explainable, as it is a simple "use seq01 2 times and then use seq02 1 time and then use seq03 8 times" thing.

thanks man! I sample through a mixer so i use a basic eq for defining the sounds. Otherwise it is only minor stuff (soundwise) done in Ableton. The basis of the beat must be right, the rest is just a few tweaks here and there. Waiting for the FX card too ;)

I get you. Yes the Fx card is going to be a definite cop. Wasnt so sure if the filter card as necessary but reading up on the SSM(?) chips they are using seems like they are well regarded.Just not sure what the benefits are going to be. And the Caladan looks sick too, but im mostly after the soundfont capability so not sure if its budgetable. @@WASKMUSIC

@Jahgoncom64 i pass on the Caladan bc i am no synth guy and space in the studio is an issue so i won‘t buy one. Looking forward for the filter and fx boards, but do i NEED them? I think no, but would be a nice to have expansion for sure :) have to buy 2, for both my machines then.

@@WASKMUSIC Yeah I feel you on the space issue. Prime real estate isnt easy to find. Damn 2 machines! Im guessing ones on ice in case something ever happens to the first one? In which case you could just get 1 of each and swap them out if ever it came to it.

Nope, ist nicht released. Geil, viel Spass damit, ist n tolles Gerät!

thanks man! Yeah i only use the analog outs. I tested usb in the past, works flawless, but you miss out on the output stage bc on usb it stays digital.

@@WASKMUSIC Ah good to know, I had heard something like this. Do you record in for the same reason?

Yeah sure.

Yap! Have fun with the machine!

Hab ich gesehen. Preis ist okay für die Kiste. Ich hab aber Gottseidank Vorbestellerkurs bezahlt. 😎

Ich ärgere mich dass ich damals nicht investiert habe. Aber ja .. ich werd wohl zugreifen. Bis dahin schau ich deine Videos.

i sample my sounds always on 12bit/26k on the S2400. No resampling or stuff like that. Straight sampling all sounds without loading/importing. Thanks!