Hi everyone,
Has anyone ever had the chance to try one of these monsters from OpenLabs called Neko (or little brother Miko)? I know they are releasing a new version these days. They look great, and very expensive too... so apart from the price, can anyone tell me more about it?
Is it stable? I've watched all their videos and read everything about their products on the website, but they say nothing about stability.
It's running Windows XP, so theoretically, any plugin can be installed on it, right?
I know this is the Receptor forum, but I am certainly not the only one who would be interested in some feedback about these machines...
Demierra
Open Labs Neko/Miko vs. Receptor: any comment?
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- KVRAF
- 6323 posts since 30 Dec, 2004 from London uk
Check the Openlabs forum, vst section :
http://forum.openlabs.com/index.php?s=cad641048f2a d551951f3736a9def871&showforum=11
http://forum.openlabs.com/index.php?s=cad641048f2a d551951f3736a9def871&showforum=11
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 91 posts since 22 Dec, 2006
UltraJV, thanks for the link, but that doesn't really answer all my questions...
Have you had the opportunity to test it? I would be quite interested in a NeKo, but there are no dealers in my country (Switzerland... only cheese, watches, chocolate and bank secret), so I have to trust what I read and watch on the internet...
Demierra
Have you had the opportunity to test it? I would be quite interested in a NeKo, but there are no dealers in my country (Switzerland... only cheese, watches, chocolate and bank secret), so I have to trust what I read and watch on the internet...
Demierra
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- KVRAF
- 6323 posts since 30 Dec, 2004 from London uk
You wont get much response on this thread. Especially as its Receptors! That site is the place to go. Never tried one and I dont own one.demierra wrote:UltraJV, thanks for the link, but that doesn't really answer all my questions...
Have you had the opportunity to test it? I would be quite interested in a NeKo, but there are no dealers in my country (Switzerland... only cheese, watches, chocolate and bank secret), so I have to trust what I read and watch on the internet...
Demierra
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 28 Oct, 2006
demierra wrote:Hi everyone,
Has anyone ever had the chance to try one of these monsters from OpenLabs called Neko (or little brother Miko)? I know they are releasing a new version these days. They look great, and very expensive too... so apart from the price, can anyone tell me more about it?
Is it stable? I've watched all their videos and read everything about their products on the website, but they say nothing about stability.
It's running Windows XP, so theoretically, any plugin can be installed on it, right?
I know this is the Receptor forum, but I am certainly not the only one who would be interested in some feedback about these machines...
Demierra
Hi, I own both a Miko and a Receptor Komplete. Given that both are OS based (one with windows xp and the other with linux) of course sometimes I have issues
with stability, but that's only cause they are such great machines that sometimes I push a little bit the limit. Both sinchronize very well. I use the combination a lot for film scoring and post-production.
With the Receptor I've had more issues. For example if I leave the Edit tab for the Native Instruments open for a long it freezes but this compensates with the incredibly fast restart in Receptor (just a few seconds).
Hope it helps!