Well... On a hardware synth you can jump between multiple controls at the same time quite easily and get a good performance. (Or a bad one, or a really long one for chopping out good parts later).Only a complete f**king moron would believe that. You only have two hands so, at most, you can adjust two knobs at once but most of the time you can only adjust one parameter at a time, just like a softsynth and a mouse.
Honestly, I don't understand why all this stuff isn't completely obvious to anyone with even half a brain. It's OK to love your hardware, I love mine, but that doesn't actually make it objectively better in any way - it doesn't sound better and it sure as hell requires a lot more patience and dedication.
For me, with a mouse I end up with a different process, more revisions of the sound being used, which is a good thing, and more automation, also good in some ways, but also not quite the same as being hands on.
Pros and cons. More chance of some magic with more hands on, even with softsynths and a controller.
Statistics: Posted by _leras — Tue Jul 23, 2024 9:22 am