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kamarironsen
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 Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 7:38 am Post subject: Korg vs motif |
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man i in the producein anall and i see alot of people using the motif for hiophop beats what is better to use god bless. 
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Lorenzo
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What people have to understand talking about music production is that the important isn't the workstation used, but the brain behind it.
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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 5:56 pm Post subject: Re: Korg vs motif |
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| kamarironsen wrote: | | man i in the producein anall and i see alot of people using the motif for hiophop beats what is better to use god bless. |
Only you can make that decision for the music you want to create.
Music industry professionals use ALL of the different keyboards from Korg, Yamaha, Roland, etc., not just one.
Regarding "making beats", the most widely used tool in hip-hop would most certainly be the AKAI MPC series. |
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GregC
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 1:53 am Post subject: Re: Korg vs motif |
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| kamarironsen wrote: | | man i in the producein anall and i see alot of people using the motif for hiophop beats what is better to use god bless. |
depends of you are white or black or in between and what grooves you
have a blessed day
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jazzman1
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| Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 8:19 am Post subject: Re: Korg vs motif |
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| GregC wrote: | | kamarironsen wrote: | | man i in the producein anall and i see alot of people using the motif for hiophop beats what is better to use god bless. |
depends of you are white or black or in between and what grooves you
have a blessed day |
What? |
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Ajith
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| Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 6:34 am Post subject: Re: Korg vs motif |
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| GregC wrote: | | kamarironsen wrote: | | man i in the producein anall and i see alot of people using the motif for hiophop beats what is better to use god bless. |
depends of you are white or black or in between and what grooves you
have a blessed day |
what do you mean by that????????? |
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GregC
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the answer to this very important question, that has never been asked, is that the motif is great and super cool in the studio and you are really with it and dialed in if you use it
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bctines
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| Quote: | | that has never been asked |
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silverdragonsound
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Both are great keyboards. In all honesty if you have any talent either one will do the job. Its juts a matter of getting to learn which ever instrument you choose.
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kamarironsen
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| Man f*ck all that which one is better. Everything in the world can be in consideration as to best or not if you dont know do leave a f*ck*ng post Thank YOU!!!!!!!! DAMN Wanna be f*ck*ng psycologist |
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Lorenzo
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My answer is still the same... but if you don't understand us (or maybe I didn't understand what you're saying) I can give you an example... put a korg Oasys in front of a dog and give jordan rudess an old casio... who will produce the best album?
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| Quote: | | put a korg Oasys in front of a dog and give jordan rudess an old casio... |
If you use people with equal talent levels then this point falls apart.
How about jordan rudess using an OASYS OR a Casio. Or better, yet how about not picking a known talent and considering...ME since I'm the person in question. Would I make better sounding music with a better instrument/tools? To the person who is thick- run the same MIDI data through both.
A noob with ProTools HD verse a Master with Fruity Loops or Garage Band. Chopin using a 49 key MIDI controller verse an embryo laying on the bench of a Grand. #$!@
I can't even tell if the original question was serious- with the low post count and horrible spelling (even with one edit done). Using that's sighted as a gimmick post, but whatever. You can make a [insert genre] tune on anything assuming the core sounds are there.
The bigger question is workflow and only the guy asking the question knows about that.
Workstation
Drum Machine
Groove Box
Sampler
Synth
ROMpler
What doesn't work?
I always suggest you get down to the store and demo both to see which one grabs you. Silly to ask about the Motif on the Korg forum...just silly. |
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| kamarironsen wrote: | | Man f*ck all that which one is better. Everything in the world can be in consideration as to best or not if you dont know do leave a f*ck*ng post Thank YOU!!!!!!!! DAMN Wanna be f*ck*ng psycologist |
 
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| kamarironsen wrote: | | Man f*ck all that which one is better. Everything in the world can be in consideration as to best or not if you dont know do leave a f*ck*ng post Thank YOU!!!!!!!! DAMN Wanna be f*ck*ng psycologist |
Have a Blessed Year !
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shrike
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Man pointed a problem.
We don't know how to make a proper post.
Maybe he would teach us, make some suggestions?
| Quote: | | man i in the producein anall and i see alot of people using the motif for hiophop beats what is better to use god bless. |
This is example how everyone of us should write.
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Man f*ck all that which one is better. Everything in the world can be in consideration as to best or not if you dont know do leave a f*ck*ng post Thank YOU!!!!!!!! DAMN Wanna be f*ck*ng psycologist |
And this is example how only the most intelligent of us should write.
Will I ever come to this level of knowledge, I wonder, or any of us? |
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