(nice haircut he's got)
1) a top-tier HW sequencer, aligned with others as the Alesis MMT-8 and the Yamaha Qx/RMX series.
2) the penultimate ROMpler-based sound-machining mechanism that exists.
3) an MPC/ASR kind of velocity-sensitive playing surface, also with 16 knobs that can be assigned.
To answer Bruno's question- all a ROMpler sound is is a base waveform that is looped and combined with sub/over tones and FX.
The CS series is incredibly capable, and to ask if it suits a particular genre or not sounds like you're looking for preset sounds; which is fine, music production has moved in some very drastic ways over the last 10 years; but most of us here (still using ancient hardware) are more in to the weirdo aspects.
My "main statement" stands; that with a Control Station and a sampler you can essentially do anything :)
-SS
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On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 11:53 PM, James Ulibarri <jamesulibarri@...> wrote:
I don't see any 1/4" cables out of this box..That spaz is like the milli vanilli of the CS.
Sent from my iPhonejust stumbled on this video. this guy is my new command station hero lol
>; anyone of you is using MP7 (or Phatt ROM) for a non-hiphop music with
> success? I mean, did you find those sounds useful for any other genre
> of music?
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> Cheers, Bruno
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