If you're quantizing anyway it makes zero difference to the swing of your end product.
I don't see a problem with it. We here for good beats, I personally don't care how it happens.
There's a misconception that these software sequencers do something different than hardware sequencers. They all just sequence midi notes, and those midi notes trigger samples. Matter of fact even calling one hardware and one software is weird, because an MPC is just a small computer with software running on it anyway. There's nothing 'analog' about it, it still has to convert analog to digital too and vice versa too.
shyt most of the older sequencer/samplers had step edit in them anyway where you could basically do the same thing.
Like 10-15 years ago when FL was getting popular people use to shyt on it a lot and working in the industry I never got it. These things have different work flows but ultimately have the same exact functions.
Tools and workflow doesn't matter to me as much as end product. You want to start debating most talented beatmakers/musicians that's different.
I don't see a problem with it. We here for good beats, I personally don't care how it happens.
There's a misconception that these software sequencers do something different than hardware sequencers. They all just sequence midi notes, and those midi notes trigger samples. Matter of fact even calling one hardware and one software is weird, because an MPC is just a small computer with software running on it anyway. There's nothing 'analog' about it, it still has to convert analog to digital too and vice versa too.
shyt most of the older sequencer/samplers had step edit in them anyway where you could basically do the same thing.
Like 10-15 years ago when FL was getting popular people use to shyt on it a lot and working in the industry I never got it. These things have different work flows but ultimately have the same exact functions.
Tools and workflow doesn't matter to me as much as end product. You want to start debating most talented beatmakers/musicians that's different.