2007_mercedes_clk200's Reviews

It sounds good but it sounds nothing like a space echo.

It sounds good but it sounds nothing like a space echo, it lacks the chorusing, wow and flutter of real tape, which is why a space echo sounds like a space echo.

It sounds good but it sounds nothing like a space echo.

It sounds good but it sounds nothing like a space echo, it lacks the chorusing, wow and flutter of real tape, which is why a space echo sounds like a space echo.

Sounds nothing like a real Moog.

Usually Arturia plugin emulations are really good, but this one sounds nothing like real Moog, it just sounds like a dull digital synth.

Would strongly recommend for use with synthesizers.

I don't even know where to start with the Slicer. This thing is amazing, especially with synths. I use it all the time for weird percussion loops, making rhythmic sounds out of drones, adding background elements to my songs and the weird stereo effects.

I haven't used it much with a guitar though, but I would imagine that the majority of regular guitarists wouldn't have much use for it, it is a really certain kind of pedal.

The last bundle you'll need for mixing and/or mastering.

The Ozone Advanced bundle is the only thing I use for mixing along with the FabFilter Complete collection.

Dirty.

The PWM Malevolent is a great semi modular analog synth. If you want clean sounds, this isn't the synth for you, this is fat and dirty with tones of drive to add.

Great sound, awful quality.

The compression is smooth and you can push it really hard. The limiters are also great and simplistic, with only a threshold.

I give this three stars because the quality is just so awful, the knobs are and switches are super wobbly and it is impossible to match settings on left and right, so I mostly just use it as two mono compressors.

It's a nice bag.

It's a bag for guitars. I put my guitar in the bag. My guitar is safely stored in the bag.

Sounds good.

It sounds good and looks sick. It could definitely need an update, it's a bit unstable. Could've been more user friendly.

Great synth for sound design and great presets.

I'm not really a fan of presets as most of the time I can't find what I'm looking for, but Arturia synths always have great presets. Pigments is no exception.

Great fuzz but it lacks control for input volume.

My favorite fuzz unit, it's a great fuzz pedal, but it lacks control for input volume.

Unmatched workflow and top tier effects.

The workflow in Ableton Live is unmatched. Almost everything is on screen, or a single click away in a pop-up menu.

All of the included effects are great, and I've found few plug-ins that are just as good or better.

Can't go wrong with these.

They last long and are simply great strings. I've been using them for years.

Actually a very good pedal

The MT-2 Metal Zone is actually a very good pedal when the gain isn't maxed out.

Good for beginners

It's certainly not a bad amplifier, but it's not exactly the greatest thing on the market. The dsp effects sound "cheap" and dull..

A few of the best compressors on the market in one plug-in.

It's a few of the best compressors on the market in one plug-in with one user interface.

The only bundle of plug-ins you'll ever need.

They're easy to work with, visually pleasing and they sound great. The FabFilter Total Bundle is the only bundle of plug-ins you'll ever need.

It's a great synth.

It's a great synth. It works well as a desert island synth, but it also integrates well with other synths.

One of the best daws, lacks correlation to other daws.

FL Studio has been one of the best daws on the market since it's release in 1997. FL comes with all the synth and effect plug-ins you'll need to make any song from start to finish. My only criticism so far is the workflow, which is a personal preference, and how FL Studio has very little correlation to other daws in some places.

Hard to learn, easy to master.

While FM8 can be a very confusing and difficult synth at first, it is just as rewarding when you get the hang of it.