I'm gathering on other posts that the newer Yamaha is a better machine. However, I'm trying to collect tools for outside clientele and need to make sure I so the right thing.
T. Alan
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Well, I'll be using the unit for a glorified drum machine. The e
Well, I'll be using the unit for a glorified drum machine. The extra sound generation(sampling, etc...) will come in quite handy for arrangements and other artistic endeavors. I won't get a sampler for a while. I'll want something in the ballpk of an Akai S5000 or Emu 6400 when I'm ready.
With regard to stylings, I'll be exploreng new frontiers-HOPEFULLY! ...otherwise, Pop/Rock!
The way I find I like to work is simply sitting with my drum machine on my lap on the couch w/headphones. I just want to take it a step further than what I'm doing with my TR626 currently.
Thanks,
T. Alan
Howdy In that case, get the MPC. If you're already considering
Howdy
In that case, get the MPC. If you're already considering an Akai sampler purchase at a later date, then you'll appreciate the compatability and similar OS/terminlogy.
Also consider the available sample libraries. There are a HUGE number of disks for the Akai while the Yamaha (unfortunately) is somewhat lacking.
Howdy What specifically would you like to know?
Howdy
What specifically would you like to know?