SP-FORUMS

i like the last quote "you asked for it you got it" thats cool you updated a product that came out not tooooooo long ago but people have been begging for updated electribes for year... i think touchpads are addicting... look at the phone industry right now.. bastards

timfromtexas wrote:i like the last quote "you asked for it you got it" thats cool you updated a product that came out not tooooooo long ago but people have been begging for updated electribes for year... i think touchpads are addicting... look at the phone industry right now.. bastards

for real, the ESX/EMX are what, 7 years old now....you'd think that they would as it seems like step sequencing and live programing is making a pretty big comeback...

I would kill for an updated ESX that was somewhere between the current model and the machinedrum UW with SDHC and a more compact build....

timfromtexas wrote:i like the last quote "you asked for it you got it" thats cool you updated a product that came out not tooooooo long ago but people have been begging for updated electribes for year... i think touchpads are addicting... look at the phone industry right now.. bastards

It's also popular because it's mad cheap to make and profitable because everyone will pay like ten times what it's worth. :p

I think the touch pad motion control itself is somewhat overrated, but I won't deny it's pretty damn cool. I did like the control the KP3 gave me for sure.

I do feel they've used the flaws of the original Kaossilator as an excuse to release another Kaoss Pad, instead of actually listening to the critics on the Kaossilator. I don't think people wanted it to become two or three times as expensive.

I owned my kp3 for a month it was a let down for me.. Basic functions were ok as far as finger dragging and tapping and effect stuff but everything above that was confusing. The manual was a carrot top too (a joke a bad one at that)... I have liked my korg stuff just think the kaos stuff is too toyish and loose for my taste.. As a dj I totally see use and function but not for production.

I've had a kaossilator pro a little under a year now. It's what I've done all my production with (only adding FX in REAPER, otherwise recording everything "live"), and I admit, it is fairly limiting. However I've still made some decent tracks with it, at least I think so.

http://arborbarbatus.bandcamp.com/

http://soundcloud.com/arborbarbatus

My next plan is to get an SP-404 though which I why I joined the forum.

Yeah, I think that's the main thing. It's somewhat limited, despite it's usage as FX box.

I like that Kaossilation Vol. 1 album by the way. That was made using the KP3?