The book says Dilla made Donuts in Protools.
That’s also what it sounds like, IMHO.
The book says Dilla made Donuts in Protools.
That’s also what it sounds like, IMHO.
Well, that’s because it isn’t a Digitakt replacement. As mentioned in another thread, and explained very well by @jemmons, the SP is phrase sampler with an effects engine designed for live performance and recording. It’s not a synth - style sampler. It’s not and never was a Digitakt replacement.
Gonna agree to disagree on that.
Pretty sure most of the people who dismissed the SP after 3 weeks didn’t even explore the amazing DJ mode.
I don’t know what people mean by deep, but it seems pretty deep to me.
That’s probably what they will eventually do and charge $800.
myth busted - but i think it actually underlines the point that they are not real composition tools
Myth busted, but to say they are not real composition tools is a stretch.
i guess im just echoing what @Stlaub was saying above - the feature set is not really geared toward generating original material but is more dj-oriented, which to me makes them handy as performance playback tools but a nightmare in the studio.
Myth busted … but it doesn’t matter because there since have been people who composed on an SP.
But not really drum and bass
I don’t know about Donuts but Dark Side Of The Moon was recorded on a dictaphone…
No cables = using it way more often away from the studio. One device. On the couch. No awkward solutions. It’s 2023. Pick up and play.
Well, for me sequencing on an SP is kind of awkward, so this might very much be a ymmv thing.
Same with sequencing on the OP-1. Which is why we need cordless Elektron
If Elektron upgraded the digitakt and added stereo sampling, more internal memmory and an SD card (and a battery option for good measure). Hell, throw it in a plastic case with a metal top like Roland and Korg do to keep the price down.
I’d be happy with being able to sample to a pad just by holding it down, like the Octatrack or Koala sampler.
my god, if the three second process of plugging in a battery is stopping you from making music you might want to do some self-reflection lmao its zero effort
You’re still plugging in headphones so ‘no cables’ is a dream you’ll never fulfill.
…then, a sp404 like thing would finally sound decent and truu pro…
The path of least resistance. If I’m balancing the device and a battery pack in my lap I’d rather just go into my studio.
For the truly zen wire free experience, I just sit with my Digitakt, no battery pack, no headphones, the only limit in that setup is literally your imagination.
I think elektron doesn’t have a very good experience with selling batteries. The model cycles batteries had to be sent back Iig I am correct