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Not much to say, it's really simple and for a beginner it's all a beginner needs, but for the pros it's not really anything special.

For some truly unique pad sounds on a budget, hit this VST up.

Not a single complaint, the perfect DAW for any genre of music.

Once you get the hang of just how simple it is, you really can do a lot with it.

Really no complaints, it does everything I could never need a turntable to do!

For all types of use, I highly recommend this microphone.

I got it brand new, accidentally dropped it and dented it, and now it records super quiet, and it already recorded quiet to begin with. Because of this, I have to turn the volume up a lot after recording, so there's a lot of background feedback. So you can do a lot better than this, but for dirt cheap and for beginners, it's decent. I hardly trust Behringer to begin with.

Besides being a bit thin, it's a good way to promote one of Sacramento's most well-known record stores.

Your regular old pick. I will say though, it's my favorite pick to use with my bass.

Nothing really to say about it. It's an external hard drive, it does what you want and it works great.

I'd recommend this VST for any genre of music you produce. Regardless of genre, the VST really makes your guitars and bass stand out and sound a thousand times better! Even with hip hop music, throw it on your sample or recording and it makes it pop.

These are really great. Not much to say really, they do everything a pair of headphones should use. Not incredible bass, but just enough to where it's not overwhelming, and not too little of it. The sound is clear as day and sounds great.

There are much better ones for higher prices, but for the price and for beginners and moderately professional DJ's, this is a nice mixer.