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After spending 2 weeks hassling with a more complex midi controller, I chose to ditch it altogether to get the keystation. its a perfect, no frills keyboard that works well. no complaints

These are perfect for production because of the very flat EQ it has. The tight low end is very helpful for making important mixing decisions, and the stereo image these headphones create make them perfect for mixing as well. only compaint would be that these headphones aren't the most comfortable for long periods of time

i got this off craigslist for 200 bucks and I have nothing but praise for this thing. Out of the box, this thing was sounding great. With a setup, this thing not only sounded great, but played perfectly. Nothing to complain about when it comes to this guitar, especially for the price

I wanted a no-frills les paul that sounded good. That is exactly what I got. Only complaints I have is the neck radius, which is a little to chunky for my tastes

I originally had the focusrite scarlett solo, but exchanged it for the UR22 for an extra output. It works great, but the sound quality of line instruments (guitars) is not as clear-sounding as the scarlett. Hoping to upgrade back to a focusrite so I can have this for portable use

Coming from garageband, I was already ahead of the game with Logic when deciding on a full-fledged DAW. I narrowed my list to two options: logic and pro tools, and ultimately chose logic due to its ease of use as compared to pro tools. There's so much you can do in Logic to track, mix, and master your recordings, and it's safe to say I made the right choice

I use this to run Logic Pro X and it's safe that this is the best computer I've owned. I owned an early generation macbook pro paired with garageband that had constant glitch/latency issues, but I haven't experienced any problems with my new mac. Should be working great for years to come!