dellasollounge's Reviews

gives me another 8 outputs and expands my tonelux OTB16 so I get 16 recording channels

If you want an ultra cheap way to add some inputs to your existing ADAT compatible interface then this unit may be for you. Bare in mind though that you do get what you pay for.

Don't expect an amazing or even good sounding unit. It's functional for its price, and second hand makes for a value for money interim measure until you can afford something better.

I read many reviews hailing this unit for its sound quality, but was left feeling pretty disappointed after A/Bing the pres against the Focusrite Scarlett. It definitely didn't sound anywhere close to the Scarlett pres, with the output on the Behringer being significantly muddier, particularly in the high mids.

Still, for the peanuts I paid for it compared to other options it's passable, but I will for sure be upgrading to something better once I have the money.

Warms up anything with a lovely sonic harmonic texture

If you are looking for a preamp to improve and shape your signal you will most definitely love the WA12. The WA12 is designed to transform plain instruments and vocals into exciting tone. If your mixes lack depth, struggle to sound alive, or are just missing that professional touch you’ve always wanted, there is a good chance you will love the WA12.

gets me an extra 8 inputs to expand with me tonelux OTB16, amazing it actually work brilliant

If you want an ultra cheap way to add some inputs to your existing ADAT compatible interface then this unit may be for you. Bare in mind though that you do get what you pay for.

Don't expect an amazing or even good sounding unit. It's functional for its price, and second hand makes for a value for money interim measure until you can afford something better.

I read many reviews hailing this unit for its sound quality, but was left feeling pretty disappointed after A/Bing the pres against the Focusrite Scarlett. It definitely didn't sound anywhere close to the Scarlett pres, with the output on the Behringer being significantly muddier, particularly in the high mids.

Still, for the peanuts I paid for it compared to other options it's passable, but I will for sure be upgrading to something better once I have the money.

essential requirement for real acurate recording quality

High-end digital converter manufacturers Apogee are Apple's audio partner of choice, and their latest Firewire interface is aimed squarely at Mac users with a taste for quality.

actually never used this yet, i just love all the lights when there are turned on especially the blue less

The 'TwinQ' is a professional quality dual channel microphone/line or instrument amplifier. In addition it has built-in compressor-limiters and equalizers. It can operate both as two separate channels with widely differing settings, or as a stereo pair for stereo microphones and instruments, or even as a 'final mix' stereo compressor and 'sweetener'. It also has the facility of

nice clone of a 1176 piece of hardware

The Seven X Five Hundred is a one channel compressor/limiter. It’s a FET (field effect transistor) design that incorporate some new and exclusive features such as ”High Pass Sidechain Filter”, ”Mix Knob” mix between dry and wet signal (parallel compression).

The 7X-500 is our take on the classic ”1176 Sound”. It can be smooth or it can be a rock’n'roll monster when using ratio 100:1 (all in).

This summing mixer is always on in the studio, i could not mix or live without this

The OTB16 is a 16 channel 1U mixer with 16 balanced inputs and the famous Tonelux discrete summing bus. Each channel has a level control, a panner with a center detent, a level indicator and each pair of channels has a LINK button to link the right level control to the left control.