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digitak is way better than the es2

better filters better sample storage and transfer between computer

ES2 and E" is a write of if you sold it once leave it alone imo

WestLondoner wrote:So what's next to replace it? An Octatrack??

will stick with mpc studio, and when mpc 2.0 is available will get an mpc touch.

but for true standalone there is no suitable replacement; unless roland drops this fabled acb sampler at winter namm (which I still belive exists)

Oh dear. That's a problem you will need to overcome yourself. Best of luck there. I did make some ok beats with it but the best way to overcome was by using a better tool; cos i honestly dont often make beats on the bus, train or plane, hotel , etc. make all my beats at home in close proximity to ...

1_inch_punch wrote:You cant make music out of it?

Good idea to move along.

think the point is can make music but dont enjoy the silly limitations.

Yet another post that proves that it takes a musician and not a fanboy synth hobbyist to get it done. kudos to u if ur a pro musician; we know great music can be made on both electribes. i was able to make some good beats on it; but i found certain things about it irritating; and i see no reason to ...

with korg and most other companies its a take it or leave it approach to they products.

i also sold my sampler a few workflow frustrations deterred me and I dont wanna wait for korg decide to answer the petition.

but the whole its 2016 argument can apply to the volca range; why dont they make more advanced units than that. Exactly! Because korg aren't interested in giving people great tools, only in making money. Fair enough, that's how any company survives, by making money I mean. But by disrespecting ...

imo minilogue is the best thing korg have done for a long time; the volca are cheap and cheerful but they are not great bits of kits but good bang for buck cheap units. I don't get why people so exited about minilogue. Yes, it is analog, it is polyphonic, but it does not sound good to my ears ...

imo minilogue is the best thing korg have done for a long time; the volca are cheap and cheerful but they are not great bits of kits but good bang for buck cheap units.

some of them look nice and slick and im sure they will sell alot of the following, but they are not the most interesting product line but least they dont have that tacky black and green finish on all their products as the vintage colors look better. http://tfr.roland.com/eu/products/product-24 http ...

some of them look nice and slick and im sure they will sell alot of the following, but they are not the most interesting product line but least they dont have that tacky black and green finish on all their products as the vintage colors look better. http://tfr.roland.com/eu/products/product-24 http ...

roland product paged is stacked http://tfr.roland.com/eu/products it tells u how many of each product category is to be released like there are 3 new dance dj products and 5 new synth products and 10 new products in the drums and percussion section. 3 new DJ Products! Well, samplers fall under DJ ...

lets see what else roland got lined up cos so far im yawning who wants 15 hundred dollar synth https://www.gearnews.com/new-roland-aira-system-8-offing/ the 909 re-issue and the bassline re-issue look nice but I want a sampler http://www.synthanatomy.com/2016/09/lets-play-domino-roland-leaks-system ...

welp looks like roland and serato have joined forces for this 909 day product launch


https://serato.com/roland

https://www.gearnews.com/roland-serato-909-day/