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Sampling space is an easy topic: donât keep it anemic. A couple hundred MB are fine. And cheap in todayâs time.
You can even limit it to something like 50mb sample space per project and have an SD card slot.
Effects: as long as the existing ones have proper controls and quality Iâm bine. For example thatâs one huge downside of coals, the effects are âfineâ, but the control is missing. Reverb? âŚ
I think nobody reasonably expects m4l, thatâs not possible if youâre not running on a platform where âmore powerâ can be the solution to badly designed devices.
Essentially: m8 tracker should be the base line.
Cause I donât think they will sell it for <500âŹ
When I was sketching on the Circuit, I used to just rec the MIDI, can do both synth channels simultaneously at 240BPM, quick and easy.
Then use better drums and synths to continue elsewhere.
The Circuits are better for sketching melodies than producing stems, imo. Same with the Deluge!
Where in Amsterdam is this?
Red Light District.
Sorry. Couldnât resist. Just call me culturally and locale ignorant
Iâve been thinking about this too.
An interesting point of reference is that Note surprisingly utilizes some Live Suite devices in its presets. Iâm not sure what happens if you load projects that use these into Live Standard or the Lite version that comes bundled with Note.
This would suggest that Move will at very least have presets that use Wavetable, Operator, and so on, regardless of the version of Live that you have. What I could see them doing is offering macro controls out of the box (similar to Note), and unlocking full synth control if you sign in with a Suite license.
M8 to me is one of the most impressive pieces of handheld hardware Iâve ever owned. Not sure Iâd consider it a baseline for success - more like a upper tier target.
At a loss of words on this one
And itâs made by 1 guy with a readily available chip (teensy) thatâs using a vortex m-7 ARM processor.
Itâs whatâs possible if you donât try to separate features between product groups ane donât need to create an intuitive âmusicâ UI but have essentially a âprogramming gridâ. That takes away a lot of development headaches.
On the hardware/feature side the limitations some of the devices have are 100% artificial. Which I do understand to some degree, companies have more staff overhead.
But they also sell in bigger quantities and can push hardware cost down.
And I assume it will be 800-1000âŹ, and for that price I DO expect it to match the M8.
Oh, and even if itâs way bellow M8 for the same price: they have an infrastructure, contracts and all set up to sell it in stores, get things out and that alone will mean it has a leg up to M8âŚ
Speculation thread gets more speculative.
Ruysdaelkade
Youâre not far of. This used to be a mini red light district until a couple of years ago.
Mini red light district, mini push⌠i see what theyâve done here.
HAHAHâŚman, maybe I should pick some Lotto numbers tonight!
Mini Lotto!
You can record into a clip, press and hold the convert button, select the clip, choose simpler. Done
that is good news, thanks!
Youâll earn a mini prize. 5 euros!
Yes, I know, but how to get it into an existing drum rack channel?
Just enough for a 64MB microSD card for the Move
I think you can get a 32GB at that price.