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I have both. Playing back samples on Rytm sounds fantastic. You have less options to edit the samples but i think that overbridge together with daw (ableton live) will solve this. They claim that the sync will be bang on and then you can multitrack 8 tracks instead of 4 for octatrack. I have tested ...

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total garbage: that's my genre.

My advice would be to get one first and get to know it really good.

If you start with the Octatrack, the Rytm and A4/keys will be very easy to learn.

Heard people question if you really need an Octatrack when Overbridge is released. Time will tell..

I had it for 12 months. I am very happy. It feels really nice to have analog keys/rytm/octatrack. They have the same layout so I can now focus on making simple stuff quick, but also dig deeper if I want. Maybe I just want to jam little on the analog keys, I bring it to the living room, hook it up th...

I sold my tempest to buy a Rytm/Analogkeys. Didn't really fell in love with the sound. I Learned a lot about creating drum sounds from scratch though. Rytm is easier to use.

Nice, really liked it. Intro and the base beat is great.

Very good, I like them all.