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I have this right behind my keyboard, front and center at my workstation. The keys are semi-weighted and feel very natural. It also includes some pads for drum or sequencing input and a handful of programmable knobs that are perfect for mapping to your macros in Ableton.
It took a lot of searching online to find the proper drivers and more importantly, the initialization process in order to get this thing working as intended. That was a huge drawback but now that it's working with Ableton it makes things so much easier to deal with. Moving faders and knobs on screen is kind of a pain. The knobs, faders, and buttons makes the process much more natural and quick. Having transport controls, mute, arm, and solo buttons on the deck is a huge plus. It's small and light which makes it easy to transport. I dig it, a pain at first but it was worth the wait and work.
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Software Plugins and VSTs 42
I've had a tough time with this synth. I had it installed when I was primarily using Studio One 3 and it crashed often while loading causing studio one to skip it on load. I've had even less luck with Ableton, and currently, I'm unable to reinstall it due to their strict licensing process, so it's a dud for me.
Studio Monitors 2
Headphones 2
They provide lots of dynamic range and really give you a sense of space in the mix. They are extremely adjustable and built for comfort. They are a little heavier than what I'm used to (upgrading from super-budget studio cans made with light plastic.)
