Why new samplers don't sound like old ones
Phew, sorry for possibly several notifications for this today…you don't even want to hear why I had to do this again not once, but twice…so here, maybe the third time's the charm and this is it!
Was supposed to be a quickie, but ironically ended up taking tons of time!
(e.g., second time, I tried uploading the video to Patreon's own system, skipping YouTube, and it worked and looked good…until I hit post and checked it all a bit later and noticed there literally is no video inside the post…sigh, technology is here to help us…well at least some things, like old samplers, still work, ha!)
Currently got a mild flu, of course, as it's my off week and it's at least 17C outside, so wanted to do something to kill time and wait for recovery.
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I mean yeah, i think a lot of ppl know this. Sure not the noobies. I hear people still talking about wanting that "analog warmth". Which I get and is probably the main reason to get a retro sampler, though probably over rated as emulations are pretty good now days.
Yeah I think the ones who are less experienced may raise the points about how the MPC X doesnt sound like an MPC 60. Maybe it's the same people craving for that analog warmth from samplers and posting pics like "I love my analog sampler", hehe :P