Figuring out a name for this post was harder than writing it because I couldn't think of a general category to place all three. Groove boxes? Sure, but they do much more than that. Midi controllers? Yes but that still doesn't nail it. DAW controllers? Yes but the MPC live and X can operate solo. So what the hell are they? Maschine, Push and MPC. They're pretty, they're stylish, they make you feel like you're actually doing something not just looking at your monitor as you drag the mouse around. They give you a hands-on feel during production. But the most important question still remains this, will they improve your sound? Let's find out! What do they do? In a nutshell, these controllers have embedded in them - literally all the important functions needed in music production and these functions can be accessed using the pads, buttons, knobs and encoders found on the machines. That means you can comfortably make a beat from s...
first off, i will like to thank the initiator of this forum. its nice to have a place to share ideas and issues in this field. for me am kind of dynamic in my use of plugins but i have really stuck with waves and fabfilter for mixing and right now am having a little romance with the new neutron 2 from izotope. well reasons why i like the neutron is take it has this automatic mixing feature that gives u a kind of start suggestion to direct you...for mastering i work with ozone 8 and T-racks 5. both have similar track and reference auto match but the ozone 8 can auto master ur track spot on with different track style presets. keeps my hands away from the knob when am lazy.
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