They are in stock right now! If you hurry.

@@iamkeebz Already "out of stock." I give up.

@@dinogoldie9716yeah, they sold out in about an hour. I recommend turning on their instagram notifications, that’s how I was able to get one after years of trying.

I’ve been trying to get one of these for over a year.

​@@theagainagain I call "shenanigans" on this mythical item. Not sure why Portablism can't meet the demand for this device. Seems suss.

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you need to buy it to unlock it

@@TheChameleon2008 thx i had it but i gotta to load a sample to have the option

@@TheCircusp yea its a koala thing and not a sp thing. SP is just in controller mode when using koala so any sounds need to be moved over.

the stem separation is a koala thing not a sp thing

its called "koala sampler", I literally downloaded it like 5 minutes ago after seeing this vid. I had to pay 6 euros for it though

Koala Sampler

@@iamkeebz Thank youuuuu!

You been under a rock bro? Koala sampler the mobile sampling standard.

@@TheChameleon2008 guess I have been

same boat here and i received it 5 days ago but the more i use it the less i use koala haha

@@TheChameleon2008hahahah that does make sense to me, you can sample straight out of anything basically so way just stick to one thing only right? Idk if you’ve ever used stems though but just that possibility along with the 404 is just so sick, have used it with DJ’ing before and it’s just mindblowing!! Nevertheless, I still mainly keep using samples from my Splice library + sampling from a synth 😅😂

@@yedawg7970 Word, but why pay for splice when you can sample directly from the browser :) Unless you making money from the music then its totally understandable.

I just can't stand MPC greed to buy a standalone unit and next buy very tempting (I must say) plugins to use only inside the MPC. It's a *timbrewolf* move for me.

@@gepardek No of course, I agree, akai and the mpc one are not perfect (on the other hand it has to be said that the mpc one costs a third of instruments like the op1 field) and I too find it has flaws, but since the new sp404 update came out I hear a lot of people saying that now the sp404 is worth as much as the mpc one... I disagree, with the mpc one you can produce, mix and master an album (without taking anything away from sp404, whose workflow is amazing)

I’ve had MPC1000 and I think that its philosophy was somewhat closer to the current SP404 workflow. It was more than instrument then, a track starter. I always dreamed about DAW without computer, but finishing tracks is still much better in Ableton, less quirks less learning curve. Maybe integrating something like AI mix and AI master into those boxes will do for me, cause current MPCs are just iPads with screens and I must say worse iPads with screens. Maybe MPC + SP404 = next gen Octatrack with touch screen but it will be much pricey than Field, for shure.

I agree the stem separation on Koala is a little janky but can be improved by some tweaking etc. Akai stems sounds better but I think this is way more functional imo.

crazy because they already seemed limitless before that update