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This is a perfect DAW-controller! But it only works for Cubase and Nuendo. I use this with CUBASE Pro 8.5 all the time. It has "flying faders" with touch-sensitivity.

This is what sounds most modern ot there right now. You could do just "anything" with this. It is a little advanced, but in a good way. It takes some time to get to know it, but when you do, you could use this for almost anything. I guess the presets are a little "to much" but that's ok. And it uses a bit more CPU than the others.

I use this for vocals. And most female vocals. perfect for those who does not "Sing" but something in between talking and singing.

I love Exhale, when I'm in a start-up-creative-spot. Or if i need an alternative pad, but its hard to make what you want in a short amount of time, and it may set you out of that creative process that you are in.

Signal is very good. Almost 5-star-good. Better settings for ADSR/envelope would take it to the next level. It is a crossover synthesizer/sampler, and thats good, but a little more synthesized would make it score 5 stars. And the presets are in my opinion to complex. But if you use alot of time on this, you could get fantastic results, an results that no one else has.

"Side chaining" has never been easier. you could also use this as a tremolo, and are perfect on top of send-fx.

I have been using Cubase since 2008, and It does everything that i need it to do. And it gets better every time. You still need a lot of additional plugins to do a professional mix, but to make music, you dont. It may have a little to many features, that some times gets in the way, but i guess all the other DAW's has that. Recommend this for everyone that wants to do professional mixes, as well as all the other things.

I guess this is a lot like the Roland Gaia, only that its smaller, and easier to work with. Except of the ADSR/envelope control, witch is only one controller, from fast to slow.

This one works 95% of the time! I love it. This beats any microphone under 1000 dollars that i have ever tried, when it comes to vocals.

This one are fine for male-vocals, and especially those who sings loud. And it looks good on a video ;)

You dont actually need this if you have the KRK VXT 6 or bigger, but if you got a nice room, you will be happy

When you ask about what to choose when you are bying your first (or second) studio monitors, 40% will say KRK, and 60% will say that KRK is shit. But the VXT-series ar WAY better then the Rockit-series. Those once saying that KRK is shit, probably has their experience with KRK Rockit.