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Originally Posted by DivineMusic vs a mpc its just as easy if not a little easier.
i do use a mpc4000 with a motif, triton studio and fantom X... guru can do ust about anything. i've never been a person to care for software at all.. just got into over the last month really b/c my cousin moved in with me and all he uses is software. every single sample or hit i have with the mpc i have in guru if not more and i can do anything with guru that i can do with a mpc. i like things like hypersonic 2 for the guitars.. if you know how to play the keys a little you can make hypersonic sound just like a guitar...(takes a good ear too)
i use some of the basses too...i also love trilogy for bass. the korg m1 and wavestation have a lot of the sounds in my korg TS.
sampletank 2 has some good sounds too... just gotta go though them
as for how it works with nuendo 3, flawless....simply go to your vst instruments(f11) load it up. and start loading drums...
if you'd like i can send you a few joints.. 1 or 2 track done with hardware vs software.. i bet you'll get atleast one of them wrong... |
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I'll take the quiz and see if I can tell the difference.
One of my best friends just purchaed an MPC 4000, and most Hip Hop heads here in NYC swear they are a must for your studio and workflow. So we are going at the age old battle; of MPC/Hardware vs Guru/Software
I also am pretty much a software based guy, I have a Roland A33 Controller, Mackie Control, Trigger Finger, Triton Rack with Moss card, Motif ES Rack for hardware. For software, I have Battery, Stylus RMX, Hypersonic 2, Trilogy, Atmosphere, Reaktor, Pentagon I, z3ta+, Absynth 3, Reaktor 4, Pro 53, B4 Kontakt, Halion, Big Tick Rhino, Xphrase, Albino, Sonik Synth 1, FM7, Omni Synth, Plex, Reason, Waldorf Attack, PPG Wave, Virtual Guitarist, The Grand, Scarbee Rhodes and Wurlitzer, and more that I can not remember right now.