Which is when you start GASing for the OT
Seriously, they are all great boxes in their own right. I suggest looking for some demos online to see which box has a sound you gravitate towards the most.
Which is when you start GASing for the OT
Seriously, they are all great boxes in their own right. I suggest looking for some demos online to see which box has a sound you gravitate towards the most.
Pretty costly toysâŚ
Donât rush things. Namm may release more suitable gears for your setup!
Other option: try to find a very good second hand of one or the other? You wonât lose to much and will have a better idea of the product.
Btw: AR does not sample! You can not record anything from the input. It accepts files ( wav. Aiff) uploaded in the machine through the usb cable. If you want to sample, you have to record through your daw, render and then export.
really like the OT, dont get me wrong. iâve noticed that it is easily the most present in genres i like, and i like to go slightly my own way on things
yeah, im aware of how samples load into the rytm. that work flow is totally fine with me. i have about 4-6 kicks/base frequencies that i use the jomox for. as of now the idea was import them into the rytm, save, and manipulate as needed. the jomox isnât great for live sound design so leaving that piece out of a live setup doesnât bother me.
donât really like to buy things freshout of namm, just because of a lack of consumer feed back.
I say get a RYTM, youâre obviously curious about it.
If you donât like it, sell it or trade it for an A4.
I agree the AR is the simplest of the black boxes, but itâs really fun, and quite âplayable.â
Samples sound really good in the RYTM.
The A4 has grown on me quite a bit, but I still believe itâs functionality is greater than itâs sound capabilities.
If I were you tho, Iâd ditch the 303, 606, jp08, mbase, and volca beats, replace them with the RYTM A4 combo.
i would never ditch the 303.
ever.
i bought both at the same time. that was a fun way to do it
is it possible to control which key chromatic mode plays in? i canât imagine they would stick you with only a minor, or something, but iâd like to confirm obviously. just checked out the manual, but it isnât clear on this. i see it has a four octave range which is desirable.
Unfortunately itâs just chromatic, no keys.
so what, the key is relative to the sample?
Chromatic means you can play in whatever key you want⌠is there any other type of 12 tone keyboard?
I really really like the Rytm. I have the Keys as well. If I had to ditch one, Iâd probably keep the the Rytm. Sample management is a drag, but can work. I use it playing with an external controller often. I did this for jamuary using just the Rytm:
Yeah and Iâd choose the Rytm over the Four any day of the week
Yep thatâs how it works. You can transpose using the arrow keys.
got it. trigger pulled. thanks for all of the info. i look forward to being a moderately functional community member. ruckus acid tracks to follow!
I was going to say something quippy like â5th drum machineâs a charmâ, but A4 would have been the 5th synth too.
One thing is certain, youâll love it.