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I bought this baby not too long ago, and I have to say that it has inspired my tracks a great deal. I know that some of you have been complaining about multiple outs, but this machine was never meant to replace a $3000 sampler.
I'd also like to question the so called usefullness of these multiple outs. About 95% of my work is in my home studio setting. When I use the ES-1, I have no problem transmitting deep bass, and crisp hi's to my DAW. The only thing I could think of is the people are having trouble mixing the levels on the ES-1 correctly... and if you really are that adamant on recording hi's seperate from lows, you can always solo and record each part. (we are talking in a studio setting of course)
The whole argument about real music before was a hoot and a half. When people start attributing great music to great gear, they are just talking straight BS. More than half of the stuff that becomes famous does so not because of "multiple outs", and "wide frequency spectrums", but because it's fresh, or has that "spark" of creativity. If the music world followed the advice these bunch of jokers say, we would still be listening to crickets near a pond.
The ES-1 is a cool piece of gear. I suggest that you try out all the samplers you can, and decide on your own personal tastes and preferences. Note that this sampler samples only at 32khz, and you are limited to one effect (besides the global delay). But hey! I knew this when I bought it.
be creative...make music...peace
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