#Beat space pioneer software#

I have an MPC ONE that I am likely going to sell if I find a suitable replacement. Is there any reason I should not consider getting the TORAIZ SP-16? From anyone's experience who owns one or has used one, is there any reason you will tell someone to stay away from it? I am so tempted to buy one because it looks really well built as Pioneer stuff always is and it just looks and feels 'fun'. I know the Pioneer is a little older and simpler than the Akai's but it just looks fun. Although it's not a feature rich as the Akai's, it is just fun and simple. I get the same sense from the Pioneer TORAIZ SP-16.

Although the ASR-10 didn' t have a ton of features, it had core features that worked well and it was fun and since it was fun I enjoyed making music.

I know it doesn't have all the features of the Akai's and the sequencer and sampler isn't as powerful but it reminds be of the older Ensoniq ASR-10. However, I have been seriously considering getting the Pioneer TORAIZ SP-16. I like the Akai's as they look very feature rich and flexible and are true stand alone units.

#Beat space pioneer software#

I don't like the Machine because it's too dependent on the computer and I just don't like the software and workflow. I have been looking at the MPC One and Akai Force. Then I want to dump it into Ableton and add the finishing touches and record the vocals. I want to use it to sketch out the track with drums, bassline, instruments, samples, etc. So I am looking for a stand-alone sequencer/sampler that is fun and easy to use.