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Ok, im getting a new intel macbook pro here in a couple weeks and im looking to either get one of these three things which do you guys think i should get to start makin some music. 1.Nostalgia (software synth) 2.Micro Korg 3.Reaktor 5 |
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sorry for the one link to the image...this is the real link http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=916 |
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get these three things instead: |
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hah within 500 bucks i dont think so, im saying go for which ONE of those out of the 3 since their all in my price range. |
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there is nothing like proper weighted-key response. thatne sez: whatchu talkin bout, whoami. microkorg. |
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well the only reason im reluctant is because i do already have a 49full key midi keyboard that i could use with Reaktor or Nostalgia, and they have more sound options than the micro korg, but then again the value of just owning the physical synth factors in too i guess. |
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depends on wut your doin personally i recccomend m-audios new axiom 25... its phat |
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just get anything you like if you cant afford it youre not supposed to be buy ing synthesizers buy one and get it on. |
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surely you can download them from a torrent site somewhere? |
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I had a micro korg I miss it so much. How much are they going for these days? |
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$70 |
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if you're gonna go down the softsynth route i would stick to running Windows XP on your intel MacBook Pro - the reason being that at the moment the only way to run any professional audio apps in Mac OS X is through the Rosetta PPC binary emulator which would be excrutiatingly slow since Rosetta does not run code that is optimized for G4 and G5 CPU's (which pretty much any modern piece of audio software for Mac DOES take advantage of) of course i'm speaking from theory here since i don't have one of these machines, but i do speak from experience of using G3, G4 and G5 PowerPC chips |
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i enjoy my microkorg. |
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hey ambsace? wanna jam? online using ninjam.com, my microkorg and your microkorg? in room test.ninjam.com:2051 |
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Alesis Ion. |
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my b-string just snapped :( |
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The nostalgia-sampleset ok, but not worth buying in my opinion. The microkorg doesn't have enough hands-on control for my taste. Reaktor is cool. |
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i enjoy loving my microkorg, and not missing it so much. |
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hahaha. oscillik. |
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