What to do????

[loanshark316]

I have a small dilema. I recently received about $300 for my birthday, which I was going to use to get my ASR 10 board repaired and back in working order. Then I was planning on selling the ASR and using the money to get a Triton.(Either rack or keyboard). The main reason I was getting the Triton was for the sounds. Right now I am using FL and Reason and Cubase to do my beats. What I am thinking now is, why not spend the $300 on a Proteus 2000 instead of the Triton? Still using the software to sequence my drums? Or, should I hold out for the Triton? I know obviously the Triton has better sounds, but all I want right now is some good sounds to put into my beats and I heard the Proteus is awesome!! Anybody have any advice?? Thanks

 

[maddogg]

My opinion is dont by a workstation Just for the sounds make sure you like alll of its features.So if sounds is what youre looking for I'd go for a proteus the sounds are Real nice imo.

 

[loanshark316]

My opinion is dont by a workstation Just for the sounds make sure you like alll of its features.So if sounds is what youre looking for I'd go for a proteus the sounds are Real nice imo.

Thanks for the reply. Does the Proteus have "Real Instrument" Sounds(Strings, Guitar etc.) And if so, how are they? Thanks

 

[stormelements]

The proteus is nice..I got one...its got it all (strings, guitar, brass, keys, even drum kits). I love it..

 

[DMiddlez]

I hear alot about the triton as well..ive always worked with samplers and midi keyboards though without considering the keyboard onboard sounds. Bit I hear sooo much abou the trition..bout as much as I hear about the MPC (which I do have(

 

[TheSpark...]

If your looking at getting the triton because of the sounds...don't everyone has a triton and the sounds have all been used... I got my motif when they first came out and no one in the industry was using them... and I was so happy to have sounds that weren't all over the radio...