Open labs miko is it worth it

[dnlfacundo]

Okay I have been looking at this machine and to me the price is freaking rediculious but then again it does have some things that make it worth it.there is a pgogram called mimik were if I was to buy it I could clone my favorite sounds from my m50 to the miko then just sell the m50 and make some money which will cover some of the money I spent on the miko.But the processor and ram are what I'm concered about because it's only a dual core intel with 2 g of ram and not sure if it can handle running more than 10 high sampled synths at once which I'm most likely to do.But I do run sonar with the freeze function but still I gotta wonder any suggestions?

[Sharp]

I think the Miko might be a little underpowered if your talking about running large sample sets.

Another alternative is Lionstracs. I don't have my one too long myself, but you can see some video's and mp3's I've uploaded so far.

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=51532

As for Mimik, that by no means unique software.
Sample Robot existed long before Open Labs ever did.
http://www.samplerobot.de/english/was.htm

There are other programs that do this too.
http://www.soundlib.com/samplit/
http://www.extranslator.com/

And others......

Regards
Sharp.

[eniamreg]

I would simply use the Kronos and sell the M3. I have a Miko seems like an excellent solution however minor issues could cause major downtime and frustration. Openlabs support is available but it cost $$$.