UW means that youâl have samples and sampling habilities.
- Drive means far more memory (128Ă plus)
Others differs by number of steps (32 vs 64)
UW means that youâl have samples and sampling habilities.
Hmm judging from the pictures, I think this is the non UW version âŚ
I would suggest you to search for some UW demonstrations (for how it can sound) and then decide if itâs a feature you cannot miss.
After seeing some Allerian stuffâŚI was completely sold
But even without UW, Machinedrum itâs an amazing box of tricks
Yeah, I always reflect back to his Swiss Mountain Music demonstration when thinking of the UW.
Non-UW is still fine. Though it, by default, doesnât come with the +drive, so youâre going to have to keep that thing near constantly plugged up to your computer midi interface for backing up because you donât have any extra projects.
And with all the synth engines in that monster(and the unfortunate shortcoming of workibg strictly with lots as far as presets are concerned) youâre going to fill up all the available patterns trying things out and exploring(I say this to the favor of the MD)
Itâs a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Machine- and a non-UW is better than no UW at all.
But you will probably want a UW at some point. (Field recording percussion just sounds amazing running it through its engines and resampling really offers a whole world of possibility)
UW MKI is missing.
It has 32 steps only. Not the same PSU.
It was made before MKII (non UW).
+Drive let you have snapshots, hence more than 128 projects.
So MKII UW+ is the best!
MKII non UW has 64 steps.
UW MKI has 32 steps.
Hey! Me too!
Hey! Iâm 14 and you?
I became father at 8!
That soundsâŚawkward
Edit:
To multiply before you learn about multiplication
Thanks everyone for your replies âŚ
I think I am just gonna try to traded it for some of the stuff I am not using
Best idea!
rarely works though
They said no trades
So is it a non uw mkI?
What is the price?
You can buy it and eventually buy an UWMKII+ laterâŚ
Here
Tabernacle!
Doesnât seem a really good price if itâs US dollars. In France I saw some MKI at 450-550âŹ.
thatâs the Machinedrum SPS-1 MKII (2007)
Itâs canadian dollars and 450⏠is roughly 685 CAD
I thought it seemed alright. Only 50 dollar markup from them going out of existence.
But 650 Canadian?! Iâm tempt to loan @khaled the money to get it
haha
Well truth to be told, I traded my Phenol for a eurorack case last month and most of my cash have been going towards buying modules, most of which come next week actually ⌠thatâs mostly why I am hesitating but I think I am going to hold off for now and focus on my system ⌠maybe start selling some of the stuff collecting dust
MKII for 450 USD is much more interesting.
And it can trigger modular!
Iâm trying not to be too evangelical, but this is absolutely right- and the seller is a saint for letting it go for so cheap- I like to think of myself as a decent person, but I wouldnât let a MK2 go for that little