kert_mottus's Reviews
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157
Versatile and customizable beast of a DAW
Intuitable, compared to FL for example. With the free VST market it is perfect to get 'hands wet' quickly and start experimenting. Already built-in plugins have enormous capabilities although the (in web development terms, somewhat) aged visual part may leave other impressions. Robust and straight to the point! Visually customizable but whats more important, functionally superbly customizable with the custom actions feature. Strongly recomment the SWS/S&M plugin as it cuts down on loads of repeated actions and makes working with Reaper a breeze.
157
Solid looper, requires skill in rhythms.
Reverse function is a neat feature. recordable banks are handi and tempo help gives loads of guides. It's a beast for practicing and definitey has it's place on live situations as well. Mic in is awesome for budget situations.
157
Solid piece
Bought it used and works as it should be. The problem for my configuration is (PC, Win7 64x, Reaper DAW) is that after coming back from sleep it doesnt recognize the device, so I have to do a routine of Unlinking the device, On/Off the device, and back on. Other than that the keys feel quite good for being semi weighted, I even made a DIY sustain pedal which works good.
157
Pretty tube pre clean sound, crunchy raw distortion!
Transistor clean and tube clean + 2 Hi-Gain Distorion channels with pre gains. Has a direct out as well. About the sound, it is blamed being flat and uncharacteristic, but the receipes for it's usage havent really been researcehd it seems. Gives a delta blues'i vibe on the lower gains. The inner FX system leaves out the need for a delay/verb/chorus pedal for example. So it has that minimum The volume it produces is quite big. Just the one 12" (running around 70W solo) gives enough juice for stage by far.
157
Great in own right but need tweaking
This headphones are comfortable, and very closed which makes them perfect for tracking! The leakage is minimal because of the tight close they offer. Minus side is I don't know if your making like club beats and have KRK's and use generally bass leaned speakers - then it'd be perfect, but for me it is too bassie. So if you are going for a flash eq curve, then reducing some bass while mixing with these would be mandatory.
157
Flat and pure, crisp and raw.
Only the pads I would change as these start to wear on my (big) head. Other than that, perfect combination for the Yamaha HS7's as they are similarly flat and true(within the range of a headphone). As opposed to Logitech gaming G430 ones that are bassy-boomy.
157
Really resourceful, excellent for acoustic guitar and vocals.
Bought used 50€ and never thought about selling than now. Possible to make it really hot and keep low noise level.