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Coorec
Because all their competition are already reacting to it. Pioneer rushed to market and released Toraiz completely unfinished. Unheard of.
NI suddenly works on Maschine again, even aiming at adding audiotracks.. something they always ruled out.
So this MPC is in the making and competitors consider it a threat. And for good reason.
If the MPC 2.0 software works properly and runs stand alone, it can be used both ways, hybrid and self contained .. well i see no rason why anyone would want the other products still.
Maschine Studio and Toraiz, both are more pricey than the rumoured 899,- for MPC live.
Do you just make up stuff for fun ?
Pioneer did not and would not release anything early because of Akai, they released it unfinished because they are new to that market and actually have no idea what they are doing, that is why Toriaz is so under specced and over priced
NI are working on Maschine again because they are trying to ship toy hardware (Jam) and to shut up a never ending stream of terrible user feedback online, unfortunately they tried to **** their own users and even though they currently have a beta running for fanboy (Seriously, if you could see the people who had gotten on to the beta you would laugh your nuts off) the user bad feedback gets worse and worse and worse, not only did they add features in to the software that could only be activated by the toy dongle (Jam) but the opromised communication dried up after two weeks.
But please, point to where NI have ever stated they are working towards adding audio tracks.
Please point out where exactly you got any info that any competitor finds this unreleased item a threat ?
This doesn't even exist yet, nobody cares about it other than forum dwellers with little else to post about, probably never even planning on buying anything like it.