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Sinbad has an entourage.) shortly departed, and I was quickly able to resume my drooling over a white box that was violating one of my basic studio laws. Really, he seemed mostly preoccupied with trying to pretend like he didn’t hear people going “Holy Crap, it’s Sinbad.” At any rate, Sinbad and his entourage (yep. To be fair, he seemed far more preoccupied with the MiniBrute than the SparkLE.
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I started to get really excited, but then my girlfriend said “is that Sinbad?” I looked closer and realized someone had shrunken the original Spark, and I had to say it looked a lot more ready to go in my studio in the new compact form.
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That’s why I was deeply troubled this past January when I was watching Arturia’s Mike Hoska bang out some of the best sounding beats I’d heard from hardware or software from a little white square just larger than an iPad. That said, as much as I can appreciate a good software instrument, I typically would rather have the hardware equivalent any day. I do it for a few reasons, among them being that I love not even worrying about my CPU load once during the course of very dense productions. In that arrangement, my computer is where effects are applied and things are locked in. However, when it comes to sound, my computer mainly amounts to being the editing and summing facility. I don’t “do” purism, and you’ll get my computer out of my studio ONLY if you are handing me a newer/bigger/better one. So, I’ll be the first person to tell you I’m a hardware guy.