icommitfelonies's Reviews
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Amazing Synth!
For a synth with only two oscillators and minimal effects and controls, this thing is extremely powerful. Lots of really nice default patches, and making custom patches are extremely easy to develop. There are a few weird things like the phase of a muted oscillator affecting the phase of the unmuted oscillator, but that could totally be a 'me' issue instead of an issue with the hardware. :p I'll be using this synth heavily for the next couple of albums for sure.
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NOT my production machine
I have a custom desktop I use for production, this is just something I use to jot down ideas on when I'm working on non-musical stuff.
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I still use this all the time
Real instruments are things I cannot live without. I often find myself picking up my guitar and recording audio of me jamming out for an hour, then export it all to MIDI and before you know it I have four different EDM tracks just from an hour of rock!
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I LOVE THIS CONTROLLER
I had never even touched a DJ controller before I got this and started learning on it. A really good friend of mine hooked me up with some set lists and the rest has just been a breeze. It is extremely easy to use, very well documented and supported by the community, and even though I got mine used, it is so sturdy and nothing is even showing signs of wear.
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Have it. Never use it.
I really am not a huge fan of this DAW, but I know a lot of people find it very useful and powerful. I may try to use it a bit more as time goes on, but I'd rather check into Reaper or Cubase.
Version: Avid Pro Tools 11
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My Favorite DAW
I have been using FL Studio since I was around 12 years old. I didn't get serious with it until about 6 or 7 years ago. I use Ableton primarily now, but FL Studio is by far the best DAW for arrangements that are not intended to be done live, and I can get ideas down WAY faster in there.
Version: Image Line FL Studio 12
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Best Entry Into The Moog World For The Money
I have really enjoyed working with this piece of hardware a lot. I'm still working on developing custom patches for it, and using Moog's Librarian VST to back them up and push them. Almost have it automatically changing patches as I move through live sets at this point. ;)