BOOOLOOOOO @29:20 I thought the same thing during my Reason days until I went to a Reason Conference back in ‘08 or so     See More and DJ Toomp played ‘What You Know About That’ instrumental… that 💩was BANGIN! Everybody jaw dropped mane.    See Less

I have a question for you guys. I have a Roland Fantom 0. The keyboard is able to record direct to daw because of the built in interface. I also have a Tascam Model 24. Would it be better to     See More rect from the fantom to pc or from the Fantom into the Model 24? I’m looking for the same sound that a lot of people say they get when they record into a MPC, or at least close.    See Less

man i can’t lie i can’t even make a beat on the computer no more. i don’t even want to connect my hardware to it. slows me down to much. i like to crank up and Go!     See Less

man i was saying the same thing about the diff in sound from my MPCX TO studio one 7 i really think it has a lot to do with the frquecy change from more of a anolog sound 432 frquency to th     See More w u already know this im just glad im not the only one that this bothers    See Less

If you crazy then I’m crazy too. And we ain’t the only ones 😂     See Less

Bolo which moto you get?     See Less

Youre only talking to youngens     See Less

We can be crazy together then Bolo. I’ve had Studio One on my desktop for several years now and I always liked it. But I’m always going to choose the dawless route if I have the choice.     See More ave the choice.    See Less

We ♥️ Bolo     See Less

Hybrid. Its the only way to go, lmao. If MPC ever gets that piano roll and arranger up to par with Logic Pro, then I might look at this differently. Currently, building in MPC and transfer     See More to Logic for arrangement is how I would do it. Bolo is not lying though about the sound itself coming from hardware. I got the cheap Presonus Eris 3.5 monitors and felt they sound dull and flat when monitoring from my laptop. I hooked another pair of them up to my MPC Key 61 and its like I had a whole different set of monitors. The sound was night and day, not even close.    See Less