This reminds me of a song that would be on a early 2000s racing videogame! I don't really listen to this type of music but it captured my attention! Good job with the tools!!!
I have a question. What is better the mc707 or the emx ? ( For live Music ) And is it a problem that you can't Switch the patterns of the 707 in a live Set ?
I had the korg esx and i liked it, it was really easy to use for live music, easier than the mc 707 . Then my esx died and i bought the 707 . Personally i think that the 707 is better for making tracks , i like it too much. But if you want to play a long liveset the korg emx or esx it's beetter. But on the 707 you can put more sounds and it's really easy to campionate new sounds or to add it on the memory card. There are a lot of differences. And yes i would prefer that i could change the project while i'm playing like with the korg but it isn't possible. It's a really big problem. I have to stop the track, open the new project and restart. That's why i think that the mc 707 is for the studio and not for party playing
Yamaha dx200 is good machine for live,, emx only first two series, newest are Robbed😬I speak only from personal experience I'm sorry to jump into your conversation, I think it's good to share my experience with these things with colleagues.
I have a MC-707 and an electribe 2. I know the e2 is a different beast compared to the og EMX, but what they have in common is a decent amount of hand control over the parts. The MC-707 is a LOT deeper than them in most any respect, but the inferface exposes only 3 knobs per part and a handful of midi CCs. In practice, that means your MC patches should be prepared beforehand, whilst with the electribes, you can start with a basic patch and build on live. Just my two cents.
Yoooo i've big question, All sounds used come from the machine or were imported with the SD card but i want to buy this machine for do Tribe/Tekno is it possible with the soundbank of the machine ? thx bro
I used original sounds and load others into the SD card. And i recorded other sounds too , you can do a lot of things with this machine , everything is possibile 🤓
This reminds me of a song that would be on a early 2000s racing videogame! I don't really listen to this type of music but it captured my attention! Good job with the tools!!!
Hahahaha it would be Cool to Hear this track on a racing game 🤣
Oh yeah, there is pressure. Let's hit the floor!
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Great stuff 😎
De la bombe 💣 💣 💣
nice
great ☺️👍
Thank you 🙂😀
@@thundertek9404 your welcome ☺️ great performance 👍
upload more free party live set :DD
Thank you. If you want you can listen to "patient zero" It's tekno for free party
I have a question. What is better the mc707 or the emx ? ( For live Music ) And is it a problem that you can't Switch the patterns of the 707 in a live Set ?
I had the korg esx and i liked it, it was really easy to use for live music, easier than the mc 707 . Then my esx died and i bought the 707 . Personally i think that the 707 is better for making tracks , i like it too much. But if you want to play a long liveset the korg emx or esx it's beetter. But on the 707 you can put more sounds and it's really easy to campionate new sounds or to add it on the memory card. There are a lot of differences. And yes i would prefer that i could change the project while i'm playing like with the korg but it isn't possible. It's a really big problem. I have to stop the track, open the new project and restart. That's why i think that the mc 707 is for the studio and not for party playing
Yamaha dx200 is good machine for live,, emx only first two series, newest are Robbed😬I speak only from personal experience I'm sorry to jump into your conversation, I think it's good to share my experience with these things with colleagues.
@@biocucc don't worry hahaha it's good to hear more opinions. I had the korg esx and yes ,for live playing is very good. The newest are nothing
I have a MC-707 and an electribe 2. I know the e2 is a different beast compared to the og EMX, but what they have in common is a decent amount of hand control over the parts.
The MC-707 is a LOT deeper than them in most any respect, but the inferface exposes only 3 knobs per part and a handful of midi CCs.
In practice, that means your MC patches should be prepared beforehand, whilst with the electribes, you can start with a basic patch and build on live.
Just my two cents.
Yoooo i've big question, All sounds used come from the machine or were imported with the SD card but i want to buy this machine for do Tribe/Tekno is it possible with the soundbank of the machine ? thx bro
I used original sounds and load others into the SD card. And i recorded other sounds too , you can do a lot of things with this machine , everything is possibile 🤓