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anyone know if its worth the funds?

yh if u own reason other wise no

tempah talks bollocks. Yes def worth the funds, great bit of kit and alothough not got exactly the same feel as an MPC the drum pads are the closest thing out there atm. I brought one a few months ago, best buy for a long time and I produce on Cuebase. A great all in one midi-controller that really saves on space and usb ports.

Ive bin rocking one for about a year now, Its badboy trust me you wont regret buying it

eLBe wrote:tempah talks bollocks. Yes def worth the funds, great bit of kit and alothough not got exactly the same feel as an MPC the drum pads are the closest thing out there atm. I brought one a few months ago, best buy for a long time and I produce on Cuebase. A great all in one midi-controller that really saves on space and usb ports.

isit?

i talk from experience g ive been buying hardware gear for years... i own a mpc 2500 and i had a akai 2000xl how the fuck is it a great all in one midi controller note repeat is swag the pads feel like a bit of of wiimote gel protector the keys aint even weighted note repeat dont even work on beat who wants 16th not tipiplets out of beat i think ill stick to my mpc the real thing not a toy copy

next time u think about saying i chat shit buy some real gear not a swag copy... thank u ham boy

thanks!

i was askin on another thread about whether the novation sl is a betta buy

any thoughts?

TempahProductions wrote:yh if u own reason other wise no

What does using reason have to do with this?

thecatinside wrote:

TempahProductions wrote:yh if u own reason other wise no

What does using reason have to do with this?

Because reason has a built in template for the mpk, So everything is auto mapped. You can save a template for any Daw though, you just have to set it up.As for the arp or note repeat you have to select external in global settings for it to lock to your projects tempo

thecatinside wrote:

TempahProductions wrote:yh if u own reason other wise no

What does using reason have to do with this?

also if u use dr rex turn the poly to 1 and but up the decay u get a mpc style that cuts off on every note u press

STINJEE wrote:i was askin on another thread about whether the novation sl is a betta buy

any thoughts?

100 times better most reviews ive read 10/10

TempahProductions wrote:

STINJEE wrote:i was askin on another thread about whether the novation sl is a betta buy

any thoughts?

100 times better most reviews ive read 10/10

I tested both out I prefer the MPK.

And tbh Tempah, and all in one controller is diff from getting and MPC no?

I have an mpc2000, that’s how I come to say the pads are not as good, but closer than any other controller I tried out. I said you were talking shit because you only valued it when used with reason, I value it and I use cubase. And what the fuck do I need a swing control on the keyboard when I got full control in cubase?

The keys are semi weighted and you are not going to find a better bit of gear for this price. I am sure that if the man has a few more hundred pounds to spend he could find a better midi-keyboard, buy himself a mpc and get a dedicated midi-controller. But for the most of us that don't have those kind of funds the MPK does a good job at combining them all within a package that represents good value for money.

Perhaps you should consider you arguments before getting all tetchy.

the mpc2000 sounds the best buy far just to say somethink wish i bought one of them form the start i want one

and the swing...of corse u dont need it but lol thats like saying why do i need a mpk in the first place lol?

yeah the mpc def my best buy, mucho fun, can't get it to controll midi tho.

The MPK is a midi controller. its there so you can playin parts rather than sit and click it all in with a mouse. all the important stuff goes on in cubase, the MPK just allows a quicker, more organic way of entering the midi data.