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Post Posted Wed Apr 19, 2006 5:01 pm
PHASEREFFECT


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GeeJee wrote:Because the sounds of the MP7 don't have real analog feel, and they're not editable. So 10 samples will do. If you want to sample for example a Jupiter8, you can't.. there's too much different possible settings. Get what I mean? :D
Hi GeeJee,

i know what you mean; the Mp7 sounds like many other Drummers from that time, because most of them share the same circuits; the only difference was (often) the housing and the diode-matrix patterns. All in all there are until today not much flexible Rhythmboxes on the market and -if- they provide a sort of flexibility, then they´re often digital and -even- not that good, related to the programming interface and the overall sound. The Mp7 fits good into a song, which was made for it, but not as a main drummer in a actual song. Nowadays has only a TR-808/909 or real drums a chance.

Greetings

Stef
Post Posted Wed Apr 19, 2006 5:08 pm
jeremy


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Location: Tournai, Belgium

radek tymecki wrote:"if you were me, would you buy if for 93$?? [incl that you're big JMJ fan] :P
I probably would :wink:







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